We have several courses that should be allowed to be taken multiple times. If we select "Hide Course from Course List" in the Course Request setup, the course will not appear. We do not want students to be able to take most courses multiple times, so it doesn't help to remove that exception in the setup. We would like to see a setup similar to Education Edge where you could mark courses that could be taken multiple times.
Course retake settings were added to courses in Sept 2023. These settings are respected in Courses Requests for students and parents and can be overridden by Admin users.
Can we revisit this conversation now that the current SIS has a field for Course Retake in Departments and Courses? We would love to confirm if this is a dynamic field or if it is simply a data point?
This is also an essential feature for the diploma module to function as effectively as possible. This was possible in EE.
This was in EE and was omitted from the newer SIS. Bizarre.
Courses like Band, PE, Chorus are all repeatable and often are.
The only workaround is to take a list of kids in the current course (such as Chorus) and bulk enter a course recommendation for them. It's a pain.
How are other schools handling this? Is there a workaround?
Yes, we very much need this feature. As others have stated, many fine arts classes and select PE courses may be repeated for credit. This feature existed in Education Edge, so from a programming standpoint, it should be feasible.
Art, Band, strength and Conditioning. There are quite a few that students will take over again at my school. Please fix this
We really need this. Seriously, band and most art classes can be taken more than once, but Algebra cannot.
As it is currently implemeted, we either have to have all students see courses they have taken in the past, (which creates a headache for scheduling and credits because they can override the warning message), or we have to handle requests for those courses that can be taken multiple times outside of the regular course request process.