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Buttons, inputs, timers, results, or workspace behavior.
Grades, GPA, percentages, attendance, averages, or other calculations.
Loading, display, interaction, refresh, or browser-related problems.
Group maker, student picker, timers, rubrics, and teacher utilities.
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Start by checking whether every required field contains a valid value. A missing, empty, or incorrectly formatted input can prevent a calculation from working as expected.
Interactive tools rely on browser-side functionality. If a control does not respond, first refresh the page and try the action again.
Where a Reset function is available, use it to return the active workspace to its starting state. Otherwise, clear the current inputs or reopen the tool.
A difference does not automatically mean the calculator is malfunctioning. Schools can use weighted categories, dropped assignments, extra credit, rounding, special assessment rules, or other grading policies.
GPA calculation methods vary. Check the grade-point values, course credits, weighting method, repeated-course rules, and other policies used by your institution.
Attendance systems may treat partial days, excused absences, class periods, enrollment dates, or attendance events differently. Confirm that the tool inputs represent the same attendance basis used by your institution.
Confirm which percentage operation you selected. “What percent is A of B,” “percentage change,” and “X percent of Y” answer different mathematical questions.
Make sure the page has completely loaded. On smaller screens, controls may also move into a different responsive layout. Scroll through the workspace before assuming a control is missing.
The interface is responsive, so cards, navigation, fields, and tool controls can rearrange on narrower screens. A layout difference does not necessarily indicate missing functionality.
When the number of students cannot be divided evenly by the requested number or size of groups, some groups may contain one more student than others. This can be mathematically necessary.
Check whether the no-repeat function is active. Standard random selection can select the same name again, while a no-repeat pool is intended to prevent reuse until the current pool is exhausted.
No. A rubric tool can help organize criteria and numerical scoring, but educators remain responsible for instructional and assessment decisions.
Avoid inventing a value if accuracy matters. Check your course information, assignment record, school policy, schedule, or other appropriate source before completing the calculation.
Avoid entering unnecessary personally identifiable or confidential student information into public utilities. Where identity is not necessary, use non-identifying labels or simplified example data.
No. Do not enter passwords, authentication codes, private keys, or other account credentials into general public education tools.
Try a shorter search such as “grade,” “GPA,” “button,” “browser,” “group,” or “attendance.”
A useful technical report separates a calculation issue, input problem, institutional-policy difference, and genuine interface malfunction.
If the problem remains after basic troubleshooting, include enough non-sensitive information to explain it clearly.
Identify the exact RTI Scheduler tool or page where the issue occurred.
If the workspace has several tabs or modes, identify the specific function being used.
State what you believed the tool should do after the action or calculation.
Describe the actual result, error, missing control, or unexpected behavior.
Browser type, device type, or a simplified example can help when relevant.
Do not include passwords, authentication codes, or unnecessary confidential student records.
Do not send passwords, authentication codes, secret keys, or unnecessary personally identifiable student information when asking for technical help. A simplified example can often demonstrate a calculation or tool problem without exposing confidential information.
Check the FAQ for common questions about tools, calculations, access, and platform use.
Use this Help Center first to troubleshoot the issue and identify useful technical details.
Use the Contact Us page for a clear issue report after completing the relevant troubleshooting steps.
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