High School Graduation Credit Audit demo
Audits credits against state and district graduation rules and flags gaps, for counselors 1:32
What the demo shows
Audits credits against state and district graduation rules and flags gaps, for counselors
An Audit agent places every transcript line in the requirement it meets under the rules of the student's own class, citing the board policy section. A Transfer agent reads out-of-district and international transcripts with the original beside an English translation and proposes credit from the stated hours and calendar. A Second Audit agent re-audits every student on its own, and any disagreement goes to a person. A Recovery agent finds options that fit the student's schedule, and a Notice agent writes to the family in their language. The counselor approves each plan, the registrar approves each equivalency, and the principal signs diploma eligibility.
Transcript
- High School Graduation Credit Audit checks each senior's credits against their class's rules, for counselors.
- Counselors carry three hundred seventy-one students each, auditing by hand.
- Agents audit seven thousand three hundred juniors and seniors each term.
- Andrés Morales's requirements fill like buckets, each course cited.
- Science shows the gap: two and a half of three.
- His Mexican transcript sits beside the English; the Transfer agent proposes one chemistry credit.
- The Second Audit agent, working alone, counts half.
- Registrar Colleen Daugherty-Nwosu checks the calendar: a full year, one hundred eighty hours.
- She approves one credit with a reason code; Andrés is on track.
- His mother hears in Spanish, approved before it is sent.
- Counselors plan, the registrar approves, the principal signs, all on the record.
- Every senior checked overnight; off-track students found in October, not May.
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The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.