Listen people. If you are going to make your plugins translatable, your going to screw up some message keys. It's the PowerSchool version of breaking a few eggs, right?

Hence the Today's Bus Notes plugin has a new release that fixes some message keys. And gets a nifty new feature. You can specify per school how teachers/admins interact with the notes. Can they read/write, read-only, or not see them at all, you decide.

For those using the IARrific + ACCESS plugin, you will want to update the accompanying SQLreport used to upload accommodations to WIDA. They changed the layout for 24-25.

Finally, my daughter has announced that she needs a Type O Negative t-shirt for the fall season. I'm so proud.

Just like that, we are in the thick of it my edu-techie friends.

Well, it's like my old teacher Mr. Payne would say, "Men! Fifty of you are leaving on a mission. Twenty-five of you ain't coming back."
Someone out there is getting this reference.

All right, all right, all right. Couple new plugin versions:

Class Roster Auto-Loader version 3.2
Had to refactor a bunch of stuff so the "fields" links on the class roster report page work correctly. The plugin is now fully translatable as well.

Today's Bus Notes version 2.0
Major overhaul. This plugin had not seen any love in awhile. Cleaned up a lot. Made it so adding/editing of notes happens in a drawer dialog. Previous notes, no longer go on for days. Plugin is now fully translatable. Even changed the bus icon in PowerTeacher so it blended better.
I'm also giving away a 2nd optional plugin which contains a PowerQuery DAT, so you can get a student's bus notes for today on quick exports, list students, object reports, etc.
Why is it a separate plugin you ask? You will have to ask the PowerSchool developers why you can't include a PowerQuery in the same plugin that creates the database extensions you want to query.
 

May your summer projects be completed on time, on budget, and bug-free.

Today I am serving up a new version of the Instant Family Reps plugin. 
The plugin is now fully translatable via PowerSchool's localization features. 
And it includes a handy little "siblings alert" option. See the plugin page for full details.

I do plan on making all my plugins translatable as they are getting other feature highlights. 
It is just a matter of time. Precious little time.

Roll on summer, roll on...