A relative day pattern is a sequence of day types. A relative day pattern enables you to schedule classes based on days that rotate through the school instructional days, skipping holidays and weekends. For example, you can define a Red day and a Blue day, which alternate for each instructional day. Using this pattern, when a holiday lands on a Blue day, the next instructional day becomes a Blue day.
When you use relative days, you must specify the date that the pattern begins and indicate which relative day is applied to the first day; for example, if school begins September 6, you can specify that the first day of school is a Red day. If classes are interrupted during the school year (the school closes due to heavy snow, for example), you can change the relative day assigned to the next instructional day.
You can only apply a relative day pattern if relative day patterns are set up at your school [>>]. You can set up relative day patterns in the Active or Planning Calendar.
Note: You cannot apply a relative day pattern to the past (days before today) if attendance has already been taken for those days. If you apply a relative day pattern to a future date and attendance has already been taken for those future dates, the attendance for those future dates is deleted.
You can only apply a day pattern to regular days. A regular day meets all of the following conditions:
= | Base day type is "Normal School Day". |
= | Instructional day is "Yes". |
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