🗃️ ALE Managing ALE Course Code Associations V2

In the ALE Application, if more than one State or SIS course code is assigned to a single course, there is a utility that will allow you to define exactly which course code should be used for which student grade level. For example, if a single Piano course is available for students in grades 4-7 and both the WA0007 and WA0006 course codes are utilized, this utility will let you assign grades 4-5 to the appropriate elementary course code and grades 6-7 to the middle-level code.  

This association determines which course code to use for a student when courses are added directly to a student's learning plan through the Add Course process, or when subject/course records are created as a result of enrollment in a class.   

This task can be completed in the Data Admin Role, and the link is currently only available to districts that have requested it. If this is a feature you will use, please contact support@schooldata.net 

Managing the Associations 

1. Navigate to  ALE Course Associations in the left navigation menu.

2. Courses created since this feature was implemented that are assigned to multiple grade levels will automatically be assigned to this table. Otherwise, click Add Record in the top right corner to add a previously created course.  

3. One line will be added for each grade level and course. If a course has grades 4, 5, and 6 associated with it, it is listed three times in the table. Using the Row Action gear and selecting “Edit” opens a form to make the necessary associations.  

4. The form will list the course and grade level you are associating with. 

5. Select a State Course Code and an SIS Course Code to associate with this course/grade level combo. Your choices will be limited to the State Course Codes and SIS Course Codes selected when the course was created. Only one selection is allowed in each field.  

6. In this example, a Piano course that spans grades 3-7 and has both the ELEM (WA0007) and JRHS (WA0006) course codes assigned has been set up to correctly associate the State Course Code based on the grade level of the student: 

7. In this example, an Arts and Crafts Course for grades 8-10 has been set up to correctly associate the non-rigor course code for 8th-grade students, while the older students will be assigned the credit-bearing code. Codes from the SIS have also been assigned. SIS Course Codes are not used in learning plans or any logic, but this data and the associations established here can be used to create reports.  
8. The previous logic remains in place if none of the above tools are used. If a course is associated with multiple State Course Codes, the first code on the list is typically selected by default, regardless of the student's grade level.  

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