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Reports & DepEd Compliance

The reporting and DepEd-alignment tools in ERPat School: the summary dashboard, the LIS/EBEIS learner-data validator that flags missing or duplicate LRNs and incomplete demographics, and the SF1-style masterlist export — all internal preparation aids, never a replacement for official DepEd submission.

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Reports & DepEd Compliance

The Reports & Compliance page (school/reports, permission school_reports) gives you a quick health check of the school and two DepEd-alignment tools: a LIS/EBEIS data validator that finds the record problems that would block clean encoding, and an SF1-style masterlist export. Read one sentence before anything else on this page: these are internal preparation and validation aids only — the official forms and submission stay in DepEd's own systems.

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These tools never submit to, or replace, DepEd LIS/EBEIS. The validator produces a fix-list; the masterlist is a CSV clearly labelled "FOR INTERNAL VALIDATION ONLY — not a DepEd LIS/EBEIS official form". Use them to get your data clean and consistent before you encode or upload in the official LIS (Learner Information System) / EBEIS (Enhanced Basic Education Information System). Official submission remains a DepEd process.

The summary dashboard

Opening Reports shows a small set of counts for the current school year — a fast way to sanity-check that setup and operations are on track. (The current school year is the one marked current in Academic Structure; if none is set, the page says so.)

Active learners
Enrolled (current SY)
Sections (current SY)
Open support cases

Alongside these it shows the number of released report cards and the current school year title. Together they tell you, at a glance, whether learners are enrolled, whether sections exist, whether guidance has a backlog, and how far grade release has progressed.

Active learners
Learners whose status is active in the master index.
Enrolled (current SY)
Roster placements with status enrolled in the current school year.
Sections (current SY)
Sections defined for the current school year.
Open support cases
Student-support cases still open (a workload signal for guidance).
Released report cards
Report cards whose release status is released.

LIS / EBEIS data validation

The validator runs over all learners and flags the exact data-quality problems that stop LIS/EBEIS encoding from going smoothly: a missing or malformed LRN, incomplete demographics, and duplicate LRNs. It is output only — it reads your learner records and hands back a fix-list; it changes nothing and submits nothing.

What it checks

CheckFlagged when…Severity
Missing LRNThe learner has no Learner Reference Number.high
Invalid LRN formatThe LRN is present but not exactly 12 digits.high
Missing birth dateNo birth date (or a placeholder date) is recorded.medium
Missing sexSex is blank.medium
Missing addressAddress is blank.medium
Duplicate LRNThe same LRN appears on more than one learner (LRNs must be globally unique).high
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The LRN is validated as an exact 12-digit number, and duplicates are detected as string values (so a leading zero in an LRN is never silently dropped). A missing birth date, sex, or address is a medium flag — worth fixing before official encoding, but not as blocking as a bad or duplicate LRN.

How to work the validator

  1. Open Reports & Compliance

    Go to school/reports (needs school_reports) and run the LIS/EBEIS validation.

  2. Read the fix-list

    The result lists each learner with the specific issue and its severity, plus a separate list of any duplicate LRNs. It also shows how many learners were checked.

  3. Fix at the source

    Correct each record in Learners — add or correct the LRN (stored on the learner's identifiers), fill in the birth date, sex, or address, and resolve any duplicate LRN so each is unique.

  4. Re-run until clean

    Run the validation again. Aim for zero high-severity flags before you encode in the official DepEd system.


SF1-style masterlist export

The masterlist export produces a learner CSV in the shape of DepEd's SF1 (School Form 1 — the class/learner masterlist). It is designed for you to review and validate your learner data offline, not to file. It needs the school_export permission and is audited (the export action).

What's in the file

LRN Last Name First Name Middle Name Suffix Sex Birth Date Address Status

The first line of the file is a header banner marking it as an internal aid — "ERPat School — Learner Masterlist (SF1-style) — FOR INTERNAL VALIDATION ONLY — not a DepEd LIS/EBEIS official form" — so a downloaded copy can never be mistaken for the official document.

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The export is CSV-injection-safe. Any cell that begins with a character a spreadsheet would treat as a formula (=, +, -, @, or a tab/carriage-return) is neutralised before it's written, so opening the file in Excel or Sheets can't execute anything hidden in a name or address field. Because the file still contains learner PII, keep it need-to-know — its download is logged. See Data Privacy & Safeguarding.

The honest scope of these tools

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Say it plainly: the validator and the SF-style export are preparation and validation aids. They help you catch bad LRNs, fill in missing demographics, and eyeball a masterlist before you do the real thing. The official forms and submission happen in DepEd LIS/EBEIS — this module never uploads to, syncs with, or replaces them. Use these tools to arrive at the DepEd portal with clean data, then encode/submit there.

How School aligns with DepEd

Beyond these two tools, the module's structure and grading are built on the current DepEd framework, so the data you validate and export already reflects the right shape.

BasisWhat it shapes in School
RA 10533 — K to 12 Basic Education ActThe Kinder–G12 grade-level structure and the Senior High tracks/strands — seeded as reference data.
DepEd Order 8, s.2015The classroom-assessment / grading policy: Written Work / Performance Task / Quarterly Assessment weighted by subject group, with the transmutation table. See Grading Engine.
MATATAG — DepEd Order 010, s.2024The newer grading policy: uniform 25/50/25 weights, floor-60 linear transmutation, elementary on a trimester, phased in by grade and year.
Forms & identifiersLRN, SF1 (masterlist), SF9 (report card / learner progress report), and the LIS/EBEIS systems this page's tools help you prepare for.

Report cards produced by the module are SF9-style learner progress reports built from released grades — see Report Cards (SF9-style). As with the masterlist, they are the school's internal document, aligned to the official form's shape.

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