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Data Collection for Ending the 2005-2006 School
Year
Data Collection for Beginning the 2006-2007 School Year
Student Test Number (STN) Application Center
TO: Superintendents of Indiana Public Schools, Charter
School Administrators, Accredited Nonpublic School Administrators,
and Freeway School Administrators
FROM: Karla Carr, Manager of Data Collection and Reporting, Division
of Educational Information Systems
DATE: August 4, 2006
As an update on data collection, please note that the data collections
and reports below are to be submitted via the Application Center
as a file transfer or by submitting or by using the “input”
screen when appropriate. All information necessary to the submission
of this data including the data layout is available
on the STN home page in the Data Collection and Reporting section
at: http://www.doe.in.gov/stn/welcome.html.
The data layouts will contain the
codes, reasons, definitions, field specifications, file requirements,
references, and specific information needed for each of the collections.
The data layouts also will identify school types (public school,
charter school, freeway school, or accredited nonpublic schools)
that are required to report and the due date of each collection.
The accuracy of the data is very important at the time of the collection
as the data are collected via the Application Center is aggregated
and posted on the ASAP Web site to represent your school corporation
and school buildings.
The process for the collection of this data will cover
specific periods. The trial collection period
is the time period for schools to submit data and check the validity
of the data and the transfer of the file. Trial collection periods
will not occur with every collection. The collection
period is the time period when the actual data are
due. Reports that are available in the Message Center for
each collection should be printed and reviewed by the person responsible
for certifying the accuracy of the data. The signoff
period is the time period when all data have been transferred
and accepted as accurate and final by the reporting corporation
or school. Whenever the data submitted from one collection contradicts
data that was inaccurately submitted from another collection that
is a closed collection (e.g., pupil enrollment and attendance),
the data cannot be corrected on the closed collection. We ask that
you sign off on the data as an indication that all appropriate validation
and verification of the data has been completed by your corporation.
Signoff may be electronic and require a selection in the Application
Center or a paper copy sent with the appropriate signature and returned
to the Department of Education. When a collection closes, the data
is considered final by the state and corrections or additions are
not allowed. The STN calendar and the data layouts, found on the
STN home page, provide the due dates for each of the collection
periods described above.
Data Collections Ending the 2005-2006 School Year
Attendance (DOE-AT) Collection Began June
12, 2006
Attendance data are to be submitted via the Application
Center as a file transfer for each student in each building in attendance
during the 2005-2006 school year except for Pre-Kindergarten and
Post-High School. The trial collection period is now open and will
provide the opportunity to resolve conflicts with other districts
before the end of the school year. The collection period began June
12, 2006, and will remain open until existing conflicts are resolved.
Conflicts occur when two or more schools report overlapping attendance
dates for the same student. The sign off period begins October 2,
2006. This attendance information is utilized for several purposes,
including calculation of Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP).
Title I (DOE-TI) – Collection Began
July 10, 2006
The purpose of this data collection is to gather student
information on the Title I services a student received throughout
the 2005-2006 school year. A signature page will be required for
this collection to be signed by the Title I Coordinator and the
person(s) responsible for submitting data to the state.
Student Dropout and Mobility Report (DOE-DM)
– Collection Begins September 29, 2006
Dropout data and mobility data are to be submitted
via the Application Center as a file transfer or by the data “input”
screen for each dropout and mobile student. The DOE-DM Report contains
student dropout and mobility information for students enrolled in
the 2005-2006 school year. Each student is counted one time only.
Dropout and mobility information should be reported for students
that leave prior to the end of the school year or for students that
do not return by October 2, 2006. Specific codes and explanations
on dropouts and mobility are included in the data layout. The trial
collection period starts September 29, 2006.
GED Recipient Report
The GED Recipient screen will allow the lookup of
students under the age of 21 that passed the GED. This feature will
assist you in tracking your dropouts. The most current information
is available from October 2005 – October 2006. This feature
is available in the Application Center.
Suspensions (DOE-SU) – Collection Begins
September 11, 2006
The purpose of this data collection is to gather data
on those students that were suspended as a form of disciplinary
action during the 2005-2006 school year. Please note that if a student
is suspended for any portion of the school day, it is to be counted
as a full day of suspension. If the student is suspended during
a scheduled ½ day instructional day, it is to be counted
as a full day of suspension.
Expulsions (DOE-EX) – Collection Begins
September 11, 2006
The purpose of this data collection is to gather data
on those students that were expelled during the 2005-2006 school
year. Please note that the length of expulsion for firearms in one
year; any modified days of expulsion will require verification.
A description of the firearm used is required. The option to report
the description and verify the modified days is available in the
Application Center.
Graduates (DOE-GR) – Collection Begins
October 2, 2006
The purpose of this data collection is to gather student
information on the graduates of the 2005-2006 school year. This
data will be used in determining the cohort used for the new graduation
rate. Verification of the cohort and the graduation rate will be
forthcoming when this collection ends.
Data Collections for Beginning the
2006-2007 School Year
Direct Certification (DOE-DC) – Collection
Began July 1, 2006
The purpose of this data collection is to expedite
the application for the eligibility of the USA Free Lunch benefit
program. This will be a mandatory collection for the 2007-2008 school
year.
Master File (DOE-MF) / Indiana School Directory
– Collection Begins August 1, 2006
The purpose of this data collection is to gather profiles
of the corporations and schools used for mailings, school directories,
phone contacts, data submission, and e-mail. Profile information
includes the Superintendent name, principal name, e-mail, addresses,
and phone numbers of each school. Principal Alert and Messaging
System (PAMS) and Superintendent Alert and Messaging System (SAMS)
e-mail contacts are generated from the information provided. This
information will be collected on-line at http://www.doe.in.gov/htmls/doemf.html
and will be available for updates throughout the school year. The
profile information on public schools and nonpublic schools in your
district that open and close during the school year should be faxed
on letterhead to 317-233-6326.
School Board Members Report (DOE-SB) –
Collection Begins August 1, 2006
The purpose of this data collection is to gather the
demographic information on the makeup of the school board and the
school board members for your corporation. This information will
be collected on-line at http://www.doe.in.gov/htmls/doesb.html.
Additional Student Information (DOE-ADDL)
- Collection Begins August 1, 2006
The purpose of this data collection is to gather student-specific
information to complete the information on student groups such as
gifted and talented, homeless and students with shortened day during
the school year and is due by the end of the school year.
ISTEP + Barcode Labels (DOE-ISTEPBAR) –
Collection Begins August 1, 2006, through August 28, 2006
The purpose of this data collection is to gather student
information used to pre-print bar code labels to affix to the ISTEP+
exam during the 2006-2007 testing cycle. The bar code labels will
help reduce the time requirements of the exam and will also ensure
more accurate student information by helping to eliminate common
bubbling errors related to the Student Information Questionnaire
(SIQ).
ISTEP+ Barcode Corrections (DOE-ISTEPBAR-C)
– Collection Begins September 8, 2006, through 8 a.m., September
15, 2006
Schools that submitted ISTEP+ Barcode data prior to
August 29, 2006, can submit corrections to the data for the ISTEP+
test label instead of bubbling. Bubbling the ISTEP+ Test SIQ information
will override any data submitted on the ISTEP+ Barcode Corrections.
Full-Day Kindergarten Funding Report (DOE-FD)
– Collection begins September 15, 2006
This data collection gathers funding information on
students in Full-Day Kindergarten. This collection is for public
schools and charter schools that applied and were approved for the
Full-Day Kindergarten Grant.
Prime Time (DOE-PT) – Collection Begins
September 15, 2006
This data collection gathers the Prime Time Data for
kindergarten through 3rd grade. The Division of Financial Management,
Analysis, and Reporting has provided written instructions concerning
the reporting of students, teachers, and aides for the collection
of Prime Time Data. A copy of the written instructions can be found
on the STN home page under Letters and Memorandums.
Membership (DOE-ME) – Collections Begin
September 15, 2006, and December 1, 2006, and April 6, 2007
This data collection gathers the Average Daily Membership
(ADM) counts taken on September 15, 2006, and December 1, 2006,
and April 6, 2007. The September collection of ADM will be used
in the calculation of State Support 2007. The Division of Financial
Management, Analysis, and Reporting has provided written instructions
concerning ADM. A copy of these instructions can be found on the
STN home page under Letters and Memorandums.
Pupil Enrollment Report – Collection
Begins October 2, 2006
The DOE-PE will become again a separate collection.
Pupil enrollment data are to be submitted via the Application Center
and the data are to be reported as of October 2, 2006. Pupil enrollment
is a head count. Count each student that is expected to be attending
and receiving instructional services from your school on October
1 of each school year. For the 2006-2007 collection, the count date
will be October 2, 2006. Additional information on pupils enrolled
on October 1 is required such as socio-economic status and language
minority status. Review the posted data layout on the STN home page.
Special Education Participant Count (DOE-SE)
– Collections Begin October 2, 2006, December 1, 2006, and
April 2, 2007
Student information pertaining to exceptional learners
is collected separately on the DOE-SE Special Education. Count each
student that is receiving instructional services from your school
on October 2, December 1, and April 2. Please note this submission
is in addition to CODA reporting. CODA reporting is still required.
Certified Employee/Certified Position Report
(DOE-CE/CP) – Collection Begins October 2, 2006
The 2006-2007 Certified Employee/Certified Positions
Report will be submitted by file transfer to the Application Center.
The data for 2005-2006 data will be updated where necessary and
will be available in the Application Center to download under Administration>Retrieve
Student Data.
The DOE-CE Report contains basic staffing information
and will need to be completed at the corporation level (charter,
freeway, and nonpublic schools will also complete this report).
This Report contains a record for each certified employee in the
school corporation. Update any information that is incorrect and
complete the contract days, salary, supplemental salary, and all
other information as of October 1, 2006.
The DOE-CP Report contains information about
subjects taught, number of students, and other information. DOE-CP
could be completed at the school building level. It must also include
central office staff. Calculations for the Annual Performance Report
make it imperative that we know the number of periods taught for
each grade level by each teacher. Reports without this information
will be in error and will be returned to you for corrections. Make
every effort to provide this data when submitting the DOE-CP.
The Subject and Level codebook has been revised for
the 2006-2007 school year. The codebooks, as well as codes for completion,
are available on the Internet under the Certified Employee Report
screen. Please use the most current codebook.
Noncertified Personnel Report (DOE-NE) –
Collection Begins October 2, 2006
The DOE-NE Report contains noncertified employee information
as of October 2, 2006. This report is unchanged from last year and
is available at: http://www.doe.in.gov
by clicking on the ‘K-12 School Data’ link and then
click on ‘2006-2007 Noncertified Personnel Data Entry’
and follow the directions from there.
Voc 30A – DUE DATE: September 30, 2006
Form 30A is the collection document for Vocational
Education Student Counts for the 2006-2007 school year.
Textbook Reimbursement (DOE-TB) – Collection
Begins September 16, 2006
The purpose of this data collection is to gather information
required for Textbook Reimbursement by student. The 2006-2007 is
prepared and can be downloaded from the Application Center. Upon
completion, the file can be transferred to the Application Center
for determining accuracy.
Student Residence Report (DOE-SR) –
Collection(s) Begin September 15, 2006, and December 1, 2006, and
April 6, 2007 - Charter Schools Only
The purpose of this data collection is to gather student
residence information on students enrolled in a Charter School for
the current school year. Based on legislation and the rules of the
State Board of Education, the first count of students will occur
on September 15, 2006. The second count of students will occur on
December 1, 2006, and the third collection will occur on April 6,
2007.
Graduation Cohort (DOE-CH) – November
2006
The data collected in the Application center by individual
student record will be used for determining the graduation rate
of schools. Each graduating class will be tracked starting with
the 9th grade students in the fall of the 2002-2003 school year.
We will use the data that you have provided and will ask that you
verify and update each graduating class. As we move through each
year of data collection, these processes will become less demanding
of your time. This collection of data will occur before the end
of the calendar year. More information will be posted on the STN
page, the STN Listserv, and the STN calendar.
Homebound/Hospitalized (DOE-HB) – Collection
Begins December 2, 2006, through December 1, 2007
The purpose of this data collection is gather information
on students that receive instruction at home or at a hospital due
to injury or illness at any time during the collection period.
ISTEP+ Corrections for Accountability (Public
Law 221 & Adequate Yearly Progress) - Collection Begins December
11, 2006
The purpose of this data collection is to correct
demographic student information submitted on the ISTEP+ exam for
the 2006-2007 testing cycle. Only specific data can be updated at
this time.
ISTEP+ Barcode Labels for Retest Takers (DOE-ISTEPBAR)
– Collection Begins February 2, 2007
The purpose of this data collection is to gather student
information used to pre-print bar code labels to affix to the ISTEP+
exam during the 2006-2007 retest cycle. The bar code labels will
help reduce the time requirements of the exam and will also ensure
more accurate student information by helping to eliminate common
bubbling errors related to the SIQ.
Please share this information with the Application
Center site administrators, student data management administrators,
business officials, and data transfer administrators in your corporation.
If you have questions, please contact the Division
of Educational Information Systems at 317-232-0808 or 800-527-4931.
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