Class Settings for New Year Rollover
Prior to the start of each school year, a new year rollover process may take place for your classes and student data. The new year rollover process consists of removing your classes, student progress data, and license subscriptions. If your district has opted to participate, you can view the settings and options within your Class Settings.
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Select Classes on the top menu bar.
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Select Class settings below the class name.
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The information that displays in the Keeping this class post New Year Rollover (NYR) section depends on the settings configured for your district.
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If your district has opted out of the new year rollover process, you will see a note indicating that your class will not be removed and will remain visible for the upcoming school year.
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If your district has scheduled the new year rollover process for your school, you will see a scheduled date in bold text.
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If available select Yes or No next to Do you want to keep this class for the next school year?
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Yes—The class will NOT be removed.
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No—The class will be removed, along with student progress data and license subscriptions.
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If you do not see an option to select Yes or No, but you would like to retain access to your class for the next school year, contact your district administrator.
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Select Save.
If your district administrator makes district-wide configuration changes for new year rollover, those changes will override your previous settings. If you have questions about your school's new year rollover settings, contact your district administrator.
Opting Out of the New Year Rollover Process
You have the option to opt out of the New Year Rollover process, but doing so can result in complications. If you choose to opt out, classes are still visible by the current students and any other teachers assigned to that class in the new school year. Classes also retain seat consumption and show up in reports, which could affect reporting numbers. As a result, it is best practice to only opt out of summer school classes and classes that you intend to use in the following school year by the same teachers and students.
For any opted-out classes that you no longer need, you or another teacher should remove products and hide the class, or an administrator should delete the class.
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