Alicia Nava
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Thank you for your feedback, and please tell us more. Why would you not want to collect the student’s nickname? Please use the comments to elaborate.
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“Hello! Thank you for this idea. We are making plans to include it in the Aeries NextGen system. Stay tuned!”
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AdminMinott Opdyke
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Hello! Thank you for this idea. We are making plans to include it in the Aeries NextGen system. Stay tuned!
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Maybe an option in Aeries, that indicates "update other students with the same family key" and then a reply that lists which students it affected, so the user can notify other sites involved.
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I believe that if you set up for the educational right holder, and only the parent that should be making changes can do that, but you would have to tag all your parents with portal access, with Y, then go in and put N for those that are not playing nice. Also, you may consider a restricted records, which would block the contacts from the parents and they would have to contact the office for changes. Lastly, you can always change the parent account that is not playing nice to a student account.
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Sometimes the nickname is not caught by the enrollment secretary, because the parent/guardian reads nickname vs alias, other name used. When it is caught it usually has already been reported to CALPADS.