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 The "Grade, Place, or Location" column will display information depending on the user's account type. //Classroom// accounts will display the grade that user teaches, //Dismissal// accounts will display the location or zone that the user is designated to monitor, //Kiosk// accounts will display the location or zone where the kiosk is located, and //Extended Care// accounts will display the location where activities are being held.
-"Last Access" and "Security" columns are useful when local admins need to check the activity of each user account. "Last Access" will display the date and time of the account's latest access, which can be beneficial for a variety of reasons like verifying a faculty or staff member has the ability to access their account after account creation. "Security" refers to the security count limit, which is set to avoid security breaches within your school's database. For example, if an intruder submits the incorrect password consecutively for an account, the account will be subsequently locked and the password must be changed. Account users may be locked out accidentally if they submit the incorrect password consecutively as well, however a local admin may issue a new password through the account edit page. __It is recommended that account users change their newly issued password to avoid unauthorized  entry.__
+"Last Access" and "Security" columns are useful when local admins need to check the activity of each user account. "Last Access" will display the date and time of the account's latest access, which can be beneficial for a variety of reasons like verifying a faculty or staff member has the ability to access their account after account creation. "Security" refers to the security count limit, which is set to avoid security breaches within your school's database. For example, if an intruder submits the incorrect password consecutively for an account, the account will be subsequently locked and the password must be changed. Account users may be locked out accidentally if they submit the incorrect password consecutively as well, however a local admin may issue a new password through the account edit page.
+__It is recommended that account users change their newly issued password to avoid unauthorized  entry.__
 === ACCOUNTS / BULK LOAD ===