Frequently Asked Questions

Using MiSiS

Q. How do I log into MiSiS?

Q. How do I get access to MiSiS?

A. Employees may request access to MiSiS through the oneAccess application. For LAUSD employees, use your Single Sign-On username and password, and then click on the "Manage/Edit Roles" button for MiSiS. For Non-LAUSD personnel, an active Single Sign-On account is needed. If you do not have a Single Sign-On account, click on the "Request for New SSO Account" button to request a new account.

Q. How do I get information on user roles?

Q. How do I update my login information?

Q. How do teachers get MiSiS access?

Q. How do I remove a teacher’s access to my school?

Q. How do I set up a substitute in MiSiS?

Q. How do I clear my browser cache?

A. Users are encouraged to routinely clear the browser cache by following the directions below for the different internet browsers:

In Firefox, go to History and select Clear Recent History.
In Safari, go to History and select Clear History and Website Data.
In Chrome, go to chrome://history/ and click on the Clear browsing data
In Internet Explorer, go to Tools and select Internet Options. From the General tab, under Browsing History, click Delete.

Q. How do I bookmark a screen in MiSiS?

A. To add or remove a bookmark for a page in MiSiS, follow the directions below for the different internet browsers:

In Firefox, go to the URL address field at the top of the page and select star icon to save the page as a bookmark
- To remove the existing bookmark, right-click on the existing bookmark and select Delete option.
In Safari, go to Bookmarks tab and select Add Bookmark
- To remove the bookmark, right-click on the existing bookmark and select Delete Bookmark.
In Chrome, go to URL address field at the top of the page and select star icon to save the page as a bookmark
- To remove the existing bookmark, right-click on the existing bookmark and select Delete option.
In Internet Explorer, go to Favorites and select Add to Favorites Bar.
- To remove the existing bookmark, right-click on the existing bookmark and select Delete option.

Athletic Eligibility FAQs

Q. Why does it state ineligible in Permit Type in Miscellaneous - Athletics?

Q. Why does the Athletic Eligibility report show a student as ineligible even though the report card shows a GPA of 2.0 or above?

Q. Does the Uniform Contract count as a factor of eligibility to play a sport?

Attendance FAQs

Q. Why is the Attendance Referral Report not displaying the student's correct address?

Q. How do I set-up attendance in MiSiS?

Q. How do the school staff submit/update attendance for a teacher who is no longer at the school site?

Q. How do I generate a list of students with their attendance percentage?

Q. Why is the Attendance Summary Report displaying more "Days Possible" than instructional days?

Q. What is the correct procedure to document when a student is tardy (T) and leaves early (LE) during the same period?

A. When a student is Tardy (T), the student must be marked tardy with the reason code and time-in. If the student Leaves Early (LE) during the same period, the attendance code needs to be changed from Tardy (T) to Leave Early (LE) with the reason code and time-out. Please note that both transactions will be documented in the student’s Attendance Audit report located under the student profile Attendance tab.

Q. What are the new parameters for the Classroom Attendance Totals by Date - Elementary Report?

Q. Why is all of the student’s attendance updated when I am only updating one period or periods?

Q. Can I amend or delete an attendance alert?

Q. Why does the number of Total Days Possible listed on the Attendance-At-A-Glance screen not match the number on the Attendance Referral Report or Attendance Summary Report?

Q. Who can I contact if I have questions about Attendance?

Q. What is the procedure for entering attendance when the system is unavailable (e.g.,emergency situations, such as evacuations or power outages)?

A. In each classroom, every teacher should have on hand the current Five Column Roster to record attendance in emergency and other situations when MiSiS is not available. An office staff member typically prints and distributes the rosters to teachers, but teachers may also print their own.

If teachers cannot submit attendance in MiSiS, attendance should be recorded on a printed Five Column Roster report, adding the names of any students not listed, and crossing out the names of any dropped students; the report must be signed and dated. If attendance is not submitted in MiSiS by the teacher on the same instructional day, office staff must enter the attendance and the paper record must be retained in the office for five (5) years.

Q. When are teachers supposed to submit attendance?

Elementary Scheduling FAQs

Q. What is the elementary rollover?

A. The elementary rollover is a process where students enrolled in the current school will be transferred to the next year term and the grade level will be incremented by 1. For example, 1st graders in a 1st grade class will be placed in a 2nd grade class. If there are two 1st grade classes, all students in 1st grade will be placed in only one 2nd grade class. This class will contain all of the students at that grade level but it will not have a teacher assigned. It is a temporary section. All elementary schools are responsible for creating new sections, assigning appropriate teachers, and moving the students to the correct sections. The temporary sections will then be closed.

Q. Why must I create Instructional Spaces if I have a new Dual Language Cost Center?

Q. When will the elementary rollover process take place?

Q. How do I create new sections in the new school year?

A. You will need the Scheduling Administrator role to be able to create new sections in Sections Editor.

Using your single sign-on, navigate to Admin > Master Scheduling > Sections Editor (make certain that you are in the appropriate school year).
In Sections Editor, click on the “+ New Section” to create a new section. Make certain to populate all of the values when creating the new section.
Use the default start and end dates of the next school year.
Click Save to create the section.

Q. Do I need to enter Section Attributes?

A. A section attribute allows the school user to identify key information about a section such as Additional Educators, English Learner Services, Primary Language, Master Plan Program, and Special Education Type Code, and Dual Language for example. Per District Policy, a section attribute must be added to a section for any EL student enrolled in that section. Primary Language and Master Plan Program also have to be populated per MMED. Special Education sections must be identified as per the Budget Office.

Q. How do I create a Section Attribute?

Q. How do I schedule a new elementary student?

Q. How do I make a schedule change for a student’s class?

A. There are 3 different scenarios to consider:

Scenario 1: Making a schedule change for a class prior to the start of the first instructional day (before the start of the semester or quarter)

When making a schedule change for a class prior to the start of the first instructional day, the new section change will appear with a green box and the previous section will be replaced. The section start date will be as of the first instructional day.

After change is made, click the file icon to SAVE the change.

Scenario 2: Making a schedule change during the first instructional day, or any day thereafter, for a class when attendance has already been submitted

When making a schedule change for a class in which attendance has already been submitted, the new section change will appear with a yellow box. Therefore, the student’s effective start date will be on the following day as indicated in the “Start Date”.

After change is made, click the file icon to SAVE the change.

Scenario 3: Making a schedule change after the start of the first instructional day, for a class when attendance has not been submitted

When making a schedule change for a class in which attendance has not been submitted, the new section change will take effect the same day.

After change is made, click the file icon to SAVE the change.

Q. How do I move students from unfilled sections to my newly created sections?

A. Go to the Sections Editor screen. In Sections Editor:

Find and select the section from which you want to move students
When the section/class is selected, the students enrolled in that section will appear on the right hand side of the screen
You may choose all students or some of the students by clicking on the individual checkboxes or clicking on the All checkbox above the rest of the checkboxes
Once students are selected, choices appear at the bottom of the screen:
1. Move Students
2. Remove Students
3. Add Students
Select the option to “Move Students” to another section
A list of available sections appear in a pop-up box
Select the course that the students will move to. Make sure the effective date is the default date for the first day of the school year.
Click on “Submit Changes”
Click on the section that students were moved to check that they have been enrolled into the new section.

Q. How do I delete the temporary, preprogrammed section that is now empty with 0 students?

A. In the Sections Editor screen:

Find the section that will be closed by typing in the course name or course number in the Course field or typing in the word “unfilled” in the Teacher filter. It may be easier to find the sections that need to be closed by using this method.
Click on the pre-programmed section that will be closed
Once the section is identified, three icons appear: “Plus,” “Pencil,” and “Trash Can” - Click on the “Trash Can” icon
A “End Section” Box Opens. The effective date is defaulted to the first date of the new year
Click “Submit Changes” button to delete the pre-programmed section
A successful message appears to SAVE the change.

Q. What do I do with the “Unfilled 25” sections at my elementary school?

English Learner FAQs

Q. What is mass reclassification?

A. Mass reclassification is the process by which a school accesses all students eligible for reclassification in one screen and then clicks the ‘Reclassify’ button once to process all students. This saves time by reclassifying all eligible students at once instead of searching and reclassifying one student at a time. This function is only available to users with Principal or Categorical Program Coordinator user role. The link is found under Admin > Mass Reclassify.

Q. What letters and labels can schools print?

A. Schools can print reclassification letters for the students they reclassify. If a student reclassified at one school and moved to another school, only the sending school will be able to print the reclassification letter for that student.

For reclassification labels, only the student’s current school will be able to print the reclassification labels. If a student reclassified at one school and moved to another school, only the receiving school will be able to print the reclassification label for that student.

Q. What report must be provided to parents for continuing English Learners at the start of the school year?

Q. What report can I use to view all schedules for English Learners?

Q: Why does the RFEP Monitoring Roster display a blank Grade Level parameter?

Q. Why are there different DIBELS results displaying on the Potential Reclassification Roster and EL Monitoring Roster?

A. The Potential Reclassification Roster only displays the DIBELS MOY (Middle of Year) and EOY (End of Year) results, since only these results can be used for reclassification. If the most recent DIBELS assessment for a student is DIBELS BOY (Beginning of Year), it will not display on this roster since it cannot be used for reclassification.

The EL Monitoring Roster displays the most recent DIBELS, which could be BOY, MOY or EOY. This roster displays the most recent assessments, regardless of eligibility for reclassification.

Q. Where can I get a list of LTELs and Potential LTELs?

Q. How do I know who is at risk for becoming a Long-Term English Learner?

Q. When is an English Learner considered as a Long-Term English Learner (LTEL)?

Q. Why are there different CELDT results displaying on the Potential Reclassification Roster and EL Monitoring Roster?

A. The Potential Reclassification Roster only displays the Annual CELDT results, since only the Annual result can be used for reclassification. If the most recent CELDT for a student is an Initial CELDT, it will not display on this roster since it cannot be used for reclassification.

The EL Monitoring Roster displays the most recent CELDT, which could be an Initial or Annual.

Q. Why are the CELDT results missing for Kindergarten students on the Potential Reclassification Roster, but are displayed on the EL Monitoring Roster?

Enrollment FAQs

Q: What are the most used Enrollment Job Aids at the beginning of the school year and where can they be viewed and downloaded?

Q: What are the steps for a Grade Level Change before First Day of School?

Q: What are the Steps to Removing a Student that was Enrolled Incorrectly?

A. Follow these steps:

Do not schedule the student for classes.
If the student is auto withdrawn by another school, the student will be automatically withdrawn from your school. Generate the Automatic Withdrawal Report to determine which students have been auto withdrawn.
If the student is not auto withdrawn, mark the student as a No Show on the first day of school.
To mark the student as a No Show;
1. Search for the student.
2. Under the Enrollment menu, select No Show.
3. Click the button to "Add New Record" to process the student as a No Show.
The student will be processed as a No Show at night and will be removed from your school the next day.
Run the No Show Report (under enrollment) to verify the student was processed.

Q: What are the Steps for Removing an Enrollment for a Student Who Did Not Attend Same School in Previous School Year?

Follow these steps:

Do not schedule the student for classes.
If the student is auto withdrawn by another school, student will be automatically withdrawn from your school. Generate the Automatic Withdrawal Report to determine which students have been auto withdrawn.
If the student is not auto withdrawn, mark the student a No Show on the first day of school.
To mark the student as a No Show:
1. Search for student.
2. Under the Enrollment menu, select No Show.
3. Click the button to "Add New Record" box next to process student as a No Show.
The student will be processed as a No Show at night and will be removed from your school the next day.
Run the No Show Report (under enrollment) to verify the student was processed.

Q: What are the Steps for Removing an Enrollment for a Student who Attended the Same School in the Previous School Year Before the First Day of School?

Q. How do I enroll a student?

Q. How do I "un-enroll" a student?

Q. How do I identify “No Show” students?

A. Before marking student as a “No Show” make certain to run the Attendance Not Submitted report to verify that all teachers have submitted attendance. For possible “No Show” student, verify that the student did not pick up a schedule and that the student is marked absent with reason code “UC”. Run the Master Absence Report to determine if the student was marked absent. If the student was marked absent on the first day of school, you will need to mark the student as “No Show”. It is a recommended practice to print the student’s schedule prior to marking the student as “No Show” in case the student reports to school in the next few days.

Q. What is “Auto-Withdrawal”?

Grades FAQs

Q. Why do some of the seniors not have an official LAUSD rank?

Q. Why is the class size of the official rank different from the actual number of seniors in the school?

Q. If a student must check out of school shortly before the end of the semester, can the teacher submit a final grade for the student, even though the final grade entry window hasn’t opened?

Q. Where can I find a list of comment codes for Elementary grades? Secondary grades?

Q. Why does the Athletic Eligibility report show a student as ineligible even though the report card shows a GPA of 2.0 or above?

Q. Why has the Eligibility GPA not recalculated in MiSiS after a grade is changed?

Graduation Standards FAQs

Q. I want to print a single page report that gives me a course history of an individual student – is there a report that will serve this purpose?

Q. Why does the IGP Report grant credit to some courses on the LAUSD A-G section, but not on the CDE requirements section?

A. This is due to the rules that apply for each section. The CDE section is based on California Department of Education rules which does not allow course validation and requires that courses be completed in grades 9-12. The LAUSD A-G section is based on CSU rules which allows course validation and also grants semester credit to the ‘C’ and ‘E’ subject courses taken in middle school.

Q. How do I view all of the courses that were used to calculate the total credits earned by a student?

Q. What is the difference between (r)Rec/(q)Req Courses on the IGP?

A. The IGP and Graduation Standards screen identifies courses that are RECOMMENDED with the (r) symbol. These are courses that meet the UC admission requirement OR are additional course(s) recommended by CSU. The IGP and Graduation Standards screen also identifies REQUIRED courses with the (q) symbol. These are courses that still need to be completed in order to meet LAUSD graduation requirements.

Q. Why does the class I entered for a student's transcript not appear on the IGP?

Q. Why can’t I generate the IGP report directly from the student profile screen instead of going to the Reports menu screen?

Q. What tools are available in MiSiS to accurately determine a student’s graduation eligibility status?

A. The Graduation Standards summary screen provides an overview of years and semesters completed. However, in order determine if a student has met all specific subject requirements, it is necessary that you view the LAUSD A-G, CDE, and other LAUSD requirement detail screens. The IGP report is another valuable tool that you can use to determine whether students have met all specific subject requirements.

Independent Study

Q. Which bulletin outlines the policies and guidelines for the District’s IS programs?

Q. Can a student be scheduled into IS prior to getting a signed Master Agreement?

A. No. Enrollment in Independent Study does not take place until a valid Master Agreement has been signed by the teacher (IS Supervising Designee), student, parent. The Master Agreement for Independent Study serves as authorization to substitute the student's work product for the student's presence in a classroom. The Master Agreement shall be signed and in effect prior to the start of Independent Study (EC 51747).

Q. Is there a minimum number of days a student can be placed in IS?

Q. Is there a maximum number of days a student can be placed in IS?

A. Yes, for Short-Term IS for elementary, secondary, and continuation the maximum days a student can attend IS is 14 cumulative schooldays per school year, regardless of the school of enrollment during the school year. For Long-Term/Full-Time IS, students can attend.

For Long-Term/Full-Time IS at IS Schools (City of Angels/Virtual Academies Only) students may attend more than 14 days.

Q. Can a student be placed on IS on the first day or last day of the school year?

Q. Should I take attendance for students scheduled in IS during the time they are not attending?

Q. What do I do once the student returns to school and submits the work assigned?

A. The regular classroom teacher (IS Supervising Designee) must perform the following:

Evaluate all assigned coursework submitted within one week of the ROA Assignment’s Due Date, except for the last week of school when attendance must be reported by the last instructional day.
Grade assignments in Schoology or manually.
Determine the percentage of work completed and the related academic credit earned.
Determine the ADA apportionment value (time value) earned for each applicable school day, based on the student completing work equivalent to at least a minimum school day submitted by the Due Date.
Submit attendance using the Update Attendance screen

Q. Does the student receive attendance credit if they submit the assigned work after the due date?

Manage Groups FAQs

Q. How do I assign a student to a group?

Q. How do I end or extend a group? How do I end a student enrollment in a group?

Q. How can I delete a group?

Q. How do I create a group for scheduling for next school year? How do I use it?

Q. How do I create a group for a counselor load?

A. Manage Group to create a group, dynamic or static. Select the counselor’s name from the “Group Leader” dropdown, select the Group Category of “Administrative” “Counseling”. Select the “Display on Profile” box so that the counselor’s name will appear in the student profile page. Please remember that students should only belong to 1 counseling group. If students are receiving additional supports, use other categories such as “Academic” or “Behavioral Intervention”.

Master Scheduling FAQs

Q. What has changed with the Walk-In screen?

A. The Walk-In screen has been updated to include more identifying information for students. The Students grid shows all of the students enrolled at your campus. The Student Summary grid shows the selected student’s details, such as counselor name, alerts and quick links to the transcript and English learner information. The Student Schedule grid shows the selected student’s schedule of classes, periods, and options to select past sections, hide. The Offered Sections grid details the sections by course name, teacher, or section type that are offered at your school. The Requests grid shows student, requests by course number and course name, that were scheduled and unscheduled for the selected student. You have the option to use the Automated Scheduler to have the scheduling engine schedule those unscheduled requests. This is usually used for students that walk in after the school year has started. Please refer to the master scheduling guide on the MiSiS website for more details.

Q. Why do all section types not appear when I create a new section for a course?

Q. Do I have to associate my school courses with section types?

A. When adding courses to your School Courses screen, the Scheduling Admin. will be prompted to associate the course with a section type. If no section type will be used, the option will be “None”. This association will make the course unique from other variations of the same course. Anywhere where school courses appear, will have the pre-associated course with the section type.

Q. How do I prepare for the Fall Census?

Q. What do I need to do to prepare for the Fall to Spring rollover?

Q. What is the difference between Auto-Populate and Add Functionality in the Concurrent Term Editor screen?

A. The Scheduling Admin role uses the Concurrent Term Editor to rollover over sections and students enrolled in those sections from one term to another. It has the option to use the auto-populate feature to map annual courses from the fall term to the spring term. Annual courses are those that have an “A” section and a “B” section. When the Auto Populate button is clicked, it will automatically rollover the annual courses. Courses that are semester or that don’t have a “B” section, will have to be done manually by adding the target course in the appropriate target term. For example if adding a mapping for a semester course such as Intro Comp, create the sequential course in the school courses screen for the next term. If using the Add functionality instead of the Auto Populate option, make certain to create the sections in the School Courses screen for the target term before adding any mappings in the Concurrent Term Editor screen. A new job aid, a Concurrent Term checklist, and a scheduling guide are available on the MiSiS website that outlines the process.

Q. How do I schedule new students?

A. Once students are enrolled in MiSiS, their names will appear in the Walk-In Scheduler. You may begin assigning classes by clicking on “Hide Teachers”, selecting all “Courses”, clicking on “+” sign next to each course. Once all appropriate courses are selected, you may click on “Run Automated Scheduler” to have the engine place the courses. Keep in mind that courses must be available in Sections Editor and there must be space to program the students.

Q. Which reports should I run in preparation for opening?

Q. Which report should I run to post on the first day of school to help guide students?

Q. Why do the courses disappear after loading and saving them?

A. This problem has been identified as an issue with the cache. Schools will need to clear the browser cache if this happens. For instance, to clear the cache in Firefox:

Open Firefox
Click on History from the menu bar
Click on Clear Recent History
Clear everything
Click on Clear Now
Restart Firefox

For instructions for other browsers, please visit the following website: http://www.refreshyourcache.com/en/home/

Q. How can I edit student requests in bulk?

Q. What is the difference between Linked and Combined courses?

Q. How do I edit linked or combined sections?

Q. How do I make changes once I commit the Master Schedule?

Q. Is the commit process reversible?

Q. How do I make changes to students’ schedules?

A. Changes can be made under Walk-In Scheduler. The job aid is available on the MiSiS website. Please make sure to review the appropriate end and start dates for the student’s sections. Sections cannot be changed if attendance has been taken. The change will have to take place the next school day. You may print the Add/Drop report from the Walk-In link when making changes to students’ schedules.

Q. How do I make changes to teachers’ sections?

Q. How are courses added and deleted?

Q. How do I move a student from one section to another?

Q. Are there guides with instructions for scheduling?

Q. Is there training available for Master Scheduling?

Q. Is there additional training on how to read the report regarding scheduling/errors?

Student Photos FAQs

Q. I am working from home, why can't I connect to the LAUSD Photo Portal?

A. Access to the LAUSD Photo Portal outside of the District’s network requires the use of the District’s Virtual Private Network (VPN). VPN allows access to internal district systems with sensitive student information. A guide to using the VPN can be found on the IT HelpDesk website. Users may also contact the HelpDesk at (213) 241-5200 for more guidance on VPN access. HelpDesk hours are Monday – Friday from 7:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Q. Is there a report in MiSiS that lists which students still need photos?

Q. My school does not have any images in MiSiS – how can I have my student images uploaded to MiSiS?

A. If the school has an agreement with a photography vendor, the vendor must have the following in place in order to start uploading photos:

Active SSO account
Active VPN access
Registered as a vendor within the Photo Portal - Refer to Vendor Registration to Photo Portal job aid for more information
School Principal has granted vendor access to Photo Portal - Refer to Granting Access to Photo Vendors and Designee job aid

If the vendor needs to register for an SSO account or VPN access, contact the MiSiS helpdesk (213-241-5200, option 5) and provide them with the name and contact information of your photography vendor.

The Principal, or Designee, can also access the Photo Portal to upload images throughout the year. Refer to the Photo Upload of Student Images job aid for more information.

Q. I have new students enrolled at my school, can I upload my own photos?

Q. What are the image requirements for photos in MiSiS?

Q. I uploaded images to the Photo Portal, why do they not appear in MiSiS?

Q. MiSiS is displaying the wrong photo for a student – how do I correct this?

Student Support FAQs

Q. What is Student Support?

Q. How do I get access to Student Support?

Q. If a staff member is not included in the Email Referral Settings, how do I add him/her?

If a staff member is not included in the Referral Email Settings "To" field, create a new staff record by going to Admin - Staff Information, selecting the desired staff, and adding a new record on the Additional Assignment Details section located on the bottom of the screen.

After the record is saved, log out and the newly added staff member will display on the "To"field.

For more information, refer to the Adding a Staff Member to the Referral Email Settings job aid.

Q. Why has the Student Success Team (SST) screen changed?

Q. How can I view all Student Support services provided to an individual student?

Q. Who has access to the counseling, communication, and contact logs?

Q. Can a contact log be deleted?

Q. Can you amend a counseling communication?

Q. How do I mark the attendance if a student is suspended and leaves prior to the end of the school day?

Q. Can I edit a submitted discipline incident?

Q. Can I delete a submitted Student Discipline Referral?

Student Testing FAQs

Q. What is the purpose of the Smarter Balanced Assessments (SBA) Label?

A. The SBA Label may be used by schools to label the earphones/earbuds that will be used by students to take the Smarter Balanced Summative Assessments. The label includes students’ logon credentials, Preferred Name (if applicable), their District ID, last and middle name, grade, period, an asterisk if there is another student in the class with the same first name so teachers can verify information before distributing logon credentials.

Q. When will the Smarter Balanced Assessments (SBA) Exemption Report be available?

Q. What is the purpose of the Smarter Balanced Assessments (SBA) Exemption Report?

Summer School FAQs

Q. When will the summer term screens be ready?

Q. How do I get help when I have a question during summer term?

Q. What are the steps for summer term enrollment?

Q. Is there a new job aid for the Sending Summer School Process?

Q. How can schools see what courses other schools are offering and which courses have space available?

Q. Where are the job aids and how will I know when a new job aid is posted?

Q. A student shows up for Summer School on the 4th day, will the school need to reconcile attendance back to the beginning of the Summer Term?

A. Yes; the school must take attendance each day and reconcile back to the start of the term. However, if a student shows up for the first time on a day different from the Start Date of the Summer Term, as long as no attendance has been entered yet, the school can use Sections Editor to set the Section Start Date for that student to the day they first came and then take start taking attendance from that day forward.

Q. Will MiSiS have a functioning online gradebook?

Q. What do I do if grades entered last year did not transfer to transcripts? Do I have to print the transcripts and enter the grades by hand?

Q. What do I do if some of the summer classes did not transfer to the graduation progress form?

Q. What happens when a student who took two summer courses only shows a mark in MiSiS for one course?

Transcripts FAQs

Q. How soon after I make a change to a student's Transcript information (e.g., added a course to the Transcripts or changed a grade of an existing course) can I expect to see the changes apply to the student's Graduation Requirements status?

Q. Why can I no longer enter courses taken at LAUSD Adult Schools into the student transcript?

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