TIDE user guide: rostering, accommodations and parental-exclusion codes explained
USBE staff demonstrated TIDE account management, rostering rules, participation codes, and how LEAs enter accommodations and submit assistive-technology or scribe requests for USBE approval.
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USBE staff walked attendees through the TIDE user interface, explaining account roles and permissions, how rostering is tied to Cactus IDs, and how participation codes (including a new code 123 for some grade 11–12 cases) control test generation and visibility. Fry said LEAs are responsible for keeping teacher and admin accounts current so rostering syncs properly.
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