June 5th, 2026
Registrars can now place applicants into eligible classes outside their standard cohort when needed.
Optional dropdown fields are easier to manage, with clear controls where empty values are allowed.
Grade amendment reviews and gradebook controls now better reflect what reviewers and teachers can actually see or edit.
Admissions capacity warnings are clearer and identify the affected class directly.
Admissions
Registrars can assign applicants to classes outside the applicant’s standard program or level when the school allows this workflow, supporting irregular or off-sequence placements.
Admin experience
Optional dropdown fields now include a clear option where applicable, so users can remove a selected value instead of replacing it with another one.
Classes
Optional class setup fields such as Program, Adviser, and Room can now be cleared when they are not required.
Gradebook
Finalized gradebooks now show save and auto-save controls only when there is something the user can edit.
Admissions
Editing an applicant’s class load no longer re-checks an unchanged class assignment unnecessarily, preventing valid edits from being blocked.
Capacity warnings during pre-enrollment now show the course and class details, along with capacity counts, instead of unclear block-only labels.
Duplicate or inconsistent capacity warning messages have been cleaned up so registrars see one clear warning per affected class.
Gradebook
Grade amendment review screens now distinguish the academic term from the grading period scope, making approval details easier to understand.
Grade amendment approval subjects now include clearer class identity details, helping reviewers identify the correct class.
Users who can view grade amendments but cannot edit another teacher’s amendment no longer see those grade cells as editable.