School Forms: Ability to see forms about a student on the student's profile in Core.

  • Brenda Noiseux
  • Mar 24 2016
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  • Laura Nation commented
    November 02, 2021 20:13

    From a user perspective, if I am looking for information regarding a student, I'm not going to the parent record to see if they can go on the field trip. The form really should belong on the student as well.


  • Alex Heines commented
    June 08, 2021 16:08

    Any form in which the student is 'regarding' or the recipient should be stored on their Files and Forms page in CORE. Please implement this!

  • Hannah Wheeler commented
    April 19, 2021 14:41

    Yes please! I have followed the instructions on how to give the proper viewing access to employees per the Blackbaud knowledge materials and still the only way to view a form is to go to the school form list and search for the student on the specific form. We really need to be able to just go to a students profile and view everything they have submitted.

  • Guest commented
    April 25, 2016 20:40

    I asked for this a year ago. Maybe in 2 more years it will happen!

  • Vincent Jurgens commented
    March 28, 2016 23:29

    This could be merged with ideas K12CO-I-870 and K12CO-I-780. Very similar.

    - If a Student is both Regarding and Recipient of a form, that form does not show up in Core/PeopleFinder/.. Files and Forms screen for that Student.

    - If a Student is just Regarding in a form (parent is likely Recipient,) that form also does not show up in Core/PeopleFinder/.. Files and Forms screen for that Student.

    If the screen is called Files & Forms, why is not at least one of these a bug?

    Expected/desired behavior: Any Form a Student is either Regarding and/or Recipient on shows up on this screen. One looks up school forms by students usually, not parents.

    Related: If a Parent is both Regarding and Recipient of a form, that form does not show up in Core/PeopleFinder/.. Files and Forms screen for that Parent. This was explained as due to the student-centric nature of the Forms function...

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