✏️ ALE Initiating a Student Learning Plan V2

Student Learning Plans are created in the Certificated Teacher Role or the Registrar Role in the ALE Application.  

1. For Certificated Teachers, choose Student Learning Plans in the left navigation, then Initiate Student Learning Plan.

2. For the Registrar, go to Student Learning Plans in the left navigation, then click the Create Plan button in the top-right corner.  

3. Only one Student Learning Plan (SLP) can be created for each student each year. Many fields can be configured with defaults to set up learning plans more quickly while maintaining accurate data. If a preset default does not meet your needs, you can update it by changing the plan selection.

Essentials

• Certificated Teacher (Required) - If logged in as a Certificated Teacher, this defaults to the logged-in user; clicking Select lets you assign this plan to any Certificated Teacher.
• Student (Required) - Click on Select, and, using the available filters, search to locate the student you would like to create a plan for. Once a student is chosen, the grade level will auto-fill based on information pulled from the Student Information System (SIS).  
• Grade Level (Optional)
• Sub Domain (Optional)
• Supplemental Certificated Teachers (Optional) - This allows you to select additional Certificated Teachers who should have full access and edit rights for this SLP. Some programs opt to add a Program Manager or a Counselor. This field can be set as a default for a user you would like to fill in on all of your SLPs.  
• How weekly contact requirements will be fulfilled (Optional) - Use this text box to indicate how the student will meet weekly contact requirements. If you have a default statement you would like to use for most students, you can set it here. 

Time Commitment 

• School Year (Required) - This defaults to the current school year until April 1, when it begins defaulting to the upcoming school year. It can always be changed by clearing the default and choosing the correct year.  
• Enrollment Hours (Required) - This is an estimate of the number of hours the student plans to attend your program, recorded when the plan is set up. The current number of hours to claim a student for full-time enrollment is 27.75, but any amount can be entered into this text box.   
• FTE from SIS (Optional) - After saving the SLP, this box displays the actual FTE reported in the Student Information System for this student. Depending on the type of data-sharing agreement signed, additional work may be required to include this data point in nightly migrations.   
• Start and End Date (Required): These defaults are based on the start and end dates set for your entity in your Student Information System, but they can be edited.   
• Earliest and Most Recent Approval Dates - These fields will automatically be populated/recorded when the certificated teacher approves the SLP. 

• Parent Class Enrollment Limit (Optional) - A numerical value entered in this field will limit the number of classes a parent can enroll this student in.  
• Earliest and Latest Parent Enrollment Date (Optional) - These dates define a “window” for this student's registration.
• Earliest Enrollment Time - The set time determines when parent enrollment in classes becomes available on the earliest parent enrollment date.
• Learning Credit Limit (Optional) - Identify a credit limit.
• Max Count of Parent Interest Class (optional) - Identify a maximum number of parent interests 

Annual Growth 

• Assessment Tests (Optional) - Here, you can identify what annual assessments this student will participate in.

Concurrent Enrollment 

These optional check-box fields allow you to track any concurrent enrollments the student may have. Selecting the Student is Choice Transfer Home District will display a text box to record the student's home district.  

Notes

1. This optional text box can be used however your program sees fit. Potential uses include recording information about Running Start courses or listing 504/Special Education Accommodations.
2. Once all desired selections have been made, click Save in the top-right corner to save the plan.
3. You have now set up the “shell” (or Details tab) of the plan, and it is ready to add courses and/or classes, which is covered in another quick guide. 
4. Once saved, the Student Learning Plan will be visible in the All Student Learning Plans and the My Student Learning Plans list for the assigned Certificated Teacher. Both lists have a default filter that shows only the current year’s plans, so you will need to toggle it to see plans for the upcoming or previous school years.

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