PGP

The PGP page allows you to develop and implement a personal graduation plan (PGP) for each student in junior high, middle school, or high school who does not pass the TAKS test and/or is not expected to receive a diploma before the fifth school year following his enrollment in the ninth grade. If allowed by your campus, you can update current year PGP data. PGP data for previous years cannot be updated (the Save button is disabled).

To use this system, you must have TAKS test data loaded into your system.

To update PGP data:

  1. From the main menu, select PGP.

The PGP page will be displayed allowing you to update PGP data.

  1. The Semester field defaults to the current semester. Click to view another semester.

  2. In the Course Section field, click to select the course section for which you wish to update PGP data.

  3. In the Student field, click to select the student for whom you wish to update PGP data.

  1. Click Retrieve Data. The PGP data for the selected student is displayed.

  2. Under PGP Selection, in the School Year field, click to select the ending year for the school year for which you wish to update PGP data. For previous years, you can only view data.

  3. In the Prepared By field, click to select the teacher who is preparing the PGP.

  1. Under Student Information, the student's ID, name, grade, and other information are displayed.

  2. The Counselor field displays the name of the student’s counselor.

  3. The Counselor ID field displays the ID of the student's counselor.

  4. The Graduation Plan field displays the student's graduation plan code.

  5. The PGP Reason field displays the reason the student is required to have a PGP for the year currently displayed. If the student is not required to have a PGP, the reason is “PGP not required.”

  6. The Credits Earned field displays the total credits earned by the student as of the current year.

  7. The Expected Graduation Year field displays the year the student is expected to graduate. This year is determined by comparing the current school year with the year the student entered the ninth grade.

  8. The Special Programs field displays the programs in which the student is enrolled during the year currently displayed.

  9. The Days Absent field displays the number of days the student has been absent during the year currently displayed.

  10. The Nbr Times Retained field displays the number of times the student has been required to repeat a grade.

  1. Under Assessment Data, the student's TAKS test data is displayed for the two years prior to the year currently displayed.

  2. The first TAKS column provides information about the student's TAKS scores for the year prior to the previous year.

  3. The Met column indicates if the student met the district standard TAKS scores for each of the five subjects.

  4. The Score column provides the student's scale score for each of the five subjects.

  5. The +/- column indicates the difference between the student’s scale score and the district standard, whether above or below the standard, for each of the five subjects.

  6. The second TAKS column provides information about the student's TAKS scores for the previous year.

  7. The Met column indicates if the student met the district standard TAKS scores for each of the five subjects.

  8. The Score column provides the student's scale score for each of the five subjects.

  9. The +/- column indicates the difference between the student’s scale score and the district standard, whether above or below the standard, for each of the five subjects.

  10. Under Objectives to Target, the check boxes allow you to select which objective scores do not meet the district standard for the year currently displayed. Objectives that do not apply to the student for the year currently displayed do not have check boxes. Also, if the student does not have TAKS scores for the previous two years, the objective check-boxes are not displayed.

Note:  If TAAS/TAKS exemption codes exist in PEIMS, the message Exemptions Present appears in the top right corner of the Assessment Data section.

  1. Under Student Courses, the student’s courses and teachers are displayed for the current semester. Click to view information for another semester.

  2. Under Monitoring and Intervention, you can enter and maintain information about the student's accelerated learning plans and monitoring plans.

  3. Under Accelerated Learning Plan, the student’s accelerated learning plans are displayed, if selected.

You can select multiple items at one time by pressing the Shift or Ctrl buttons while selecting the items.

To select multiple, contiguous items, press and hold the Shift button. Click the first and last items in the list you want to select.

To select multiple, non-contiguous items, press and hold the Ctrl button. Click the items in the list you want to select.

Note:  Your comments are not actually saved until you enter your PIN and click Save to save all data on the PGP page. When you click Close, it only saves your notes until you save all data on the PGP page.

You can select multiple items at one time by pressing the Shift or Ctrl buttons while selecting the items.

To select multiple, contiguous items, press and hold the Shift button. Click the first and last items in the list you want to select.

To select multiple, non-contiguous items, press and hold the Ctrl button. Click the items in the list you want to select.

Note:  Your comments are not actually saved until you enter your PIN and click Save to save all data on the PGP page. When you click Close, it only saves your notes until you save all data on the PGP page.

  1. Under Education Goals, you can enter and maintain information about the student's educational goals and the expectations of his parent/guardian.

  2. Under Student Goals, the student’s educational goals are displayed, if selected.

  3. To add or update the list of student goals, click Edit. A list of available student goals is displayed under Available, and a list of goals selected for the student is displayed under Selected.

  4. To select a goal for the student, select the goal under Available, and click to add it to the list under Selected. Repeat for each goal you wish to select for the student.

You can select multiple items at one time by pressing the Shift or Ctrl buttons while selecting the items.

To select multiple, contiguous items, press and hold the Shift button. Click the first and last items in the list you want to select.

To select multiple, non-contiguous items, press and hold the Ctrl button. Click the items in the list you want to select.

You can select multiple items at one time by pressing the Shift or Ctrl buttons while selecting the items.

To select multiple, contiguous items, press and hold the Shift button. Click the first and last items in the list you want to select.

To select multiple, non-contiguous items, press and hold the Ctrl button. Click the items in the list you want to select.

  1. Under Identified Risk Factors, a list of the student's additional risk factors is displayed, as identified by the district. This list can be updated, if allowed by your campus.

You can select multiple items at one time by pressing the Shift or Ctrl buttons while selecting the items.

To select multiple, contiguous items, press and hold the Shift button. Click the first and last items in the list you want to select.

To select multiple, non-contiguous items, press and hold the Ctrl button. Click the items in the list you want to select.

Note:  Your comments are not actually saved until you enter your PIN and click Save to save all data on the PGP page. When you click Close, it only saves your notes until you save all data on the PGP page.

  1. Under Persons Responsible, a list of persons responsible for the PGP is displayed, as identified by the district. This list can be updated, if allowed by your campus.

You can select multiple items at one time by pressing the Shift or Ctrl buttons while selecting the items.

To select multiple, contiguous items, press and hold the Shift button. Click the first and last items in the list you want to select.

To select multiple, non-contiguous items, press and hold the Ctrl button. Click the items in the list you want to select.

  1. Under Evaluation Methods, a list of evaluation methods used for the PGP is displayed, as identified by the district. This list can be updated, if allowed by your campus.

You can select multiple items at one time by pressing the Shift or Ctrl buttons while selecting the items.

To select multiple, contiguous items, press and hold the Shift button. Click the first and last items in the list you want to select.

To select multiple, non-contiguous items, press and hold the Ctrl button. Click the items in the list you want to select.

  1. Under PGP Comments, you can add and update general comments regarding the student's PGP, if allowed by your campus.

  2. Under Dates, you can enter dates marking milestones in the PGP process.

  3. In the Developed field, type in the MM/DD/YYYY format the date the PGP is created.

  4. In the Rev 1 field, type in the MM/DD/YYYY format the date of the first review.

  5. In the Rev 2 field, type in the MM/DD/YYYY format the date of the second review.

  6. In the Rev 3 field, type in the MM/DD/YYYY format the date of the third review.

  7. In the Completed field, type in the MM/DD/YYYY format the date the PGP is considered complete.

To save and print PGPs:

  1. Before you leave the page or select another student, you must save the data.

  1. In the PIN field, type your four-digit PIN. The PIN field is displayed at the top and bottom of the page; you can use either field.

  1. To print the PGP data, select the print option from the Web browser's menu, and print the page as you would print any page in a Web browser.