In this session, we will cover the Payroll Process, Current/Future, Entering Time/Attendance, the After-Payroll Process, Withholding Tax Payments, STRS/SERS New Hires and per-pay Reports, ODJFS New Hires, Employer Distribution, Employer Retirement Share, and Processing Outstanding Payables.
Review of upcoming EMIS reporting deadlines, EMIS Newsflashes and Cross Check updates.
Please join us for Part 1 of our Infinite Campus Scheduling Series. In this session we will discuss how to roll calendars forward using the Calendar Roll Forward Wizard and Calendar Setup tools. We will also review how to manage student enrollments using the Enrollment Roll Forward and Enrollment Clean-up Wizards.
The Special Services Meeting is for any staff in the district involved in the Special Education process and software. This meeting reviews the software releases, form changes & functionality, EMIS Reporting and a forum to discuss issues. SpecialServices Refresh will begin at 9am and SameGoal will begin at 10am At NEOnet Cuyahoga Falls and via […]
This EMIS Open Help lab is for EMIS Coordinators to get assistance with any EMIS reporting.
SameGoal Demonstration Agenda: Add Staff and Security Add Students Create and Update Documents Document Features Error Check Electronic Signatures Reports Transfer Student Information EMIS extract Conversion process and timelines
In this session, we will cover using Mass Load and Mass Change, creating Templates in Employee, Position, and Payroll Items, Benefit Update and Projection, the compensation screen and compensation adjustments, and Core > adjustments and W2s.
Review of upcoming EMIS reporting deadlines, EMIS Newsflashes and Cross Check updates.
In this training, we will walk you through how to navigate Cognos, run a report, and filter any report you create or look at. By the end of this training, you will have a basic understanding of Cognos and be able to run any report with confidence.
This EMIS Open Help lab is for EMIS Coordinators to get assistance with any EMIS reporting.
Introduction:
Incident Response Planning is an important part of successful security planning. Incident Response Plans establish and test clear measures that your school district will practice and follow to reduce the impact of a security breach. An Incident Response Plan is a concrete plan, with identified roles and responsibilities, lines of communication and established procedures of response.
Having an Incident Response Plan and using it during Tabletop or Sandtable exercises to proactively practice in your district are important elements identified throughout the NIST framework. School districts may also have local Board policy identifying the need for incident response plans, disaster recovery, or business continuity planning.
Student Services Open Lab to work on various items
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