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Essential 4. Anomalies. Who’s Supposed to Be Here. Individuals assigned to CALPADS maintenance. Supervisor of staff assigned to CALPADS. Training Sequence. Rules. Mute yourself. Silence cellphones. HOLD. 1 conversation at a time. Name & LEA. Agenda. CCE ERD MID. Anomaly Roles. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Anomalies

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Who’s Supposed to Be Here

Individuals assigned toCALPADS maintenance

Supervisor of staffassigned to CALPADS

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Training Sequence

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Rules

HOLDMute yourself

Silencecellphones

Name & LEA 1conversation

at a time

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Agenda

2 hours

SSID Anomalies

CCEERDMID

Anomaly Reports

Anomaly Roles

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SSID Anomalies

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CCEERDMID

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What Is An SSID Anomaly?

An SSID Anomaly is a problem with an SSID’s enrollment or a student being assigned more than one SSID

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These anomalies are detected once a day, during the nightly process

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Anomaly Responsibilities

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KeepBelow 2%maximum

Download MIDReplacement SSIDs

Resolve Regularly

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How To Resolve Anomalies

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Online Maintenance

SSID Anomaly Reports

Batch Upload

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Changes for 2013-2014

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Implemented Functionality Description

11/19/2012 Anomalies Short Term Enrollments are now included when determining Potential Dropouts (ERD Type C)

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Anomaly Roles

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Anomaly Roles

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Gives access to view and resolve anomaliesGives access to view and resolve anomalies

Anomalies

Used to determine contact information shown to users resolving anomalies

Used to determine contact information shown to users resolving anomalies

Anomaly Contact

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Concurrent Enrollment

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CCEERDMID

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CCE Definition

An SSID has a primary enrollment at

more than one LEA at the same time

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ABCSchool

XYZSchool

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CCE Example

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15

16 17 18 19 20 21 22

23 24 25 26 27 28 29

30 31

Enrollment at School 1 (3rd – 13th)

Enrollment at School 2 (12th – 25th)

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Enrollment Status Combinations

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* A student can have secondary and/or short term enrollments in addition to the primary one

Primary

Short-Term* (less than 30

days)

Secondary*

Do notcause CCEs

Primary Primary

Short-Term (more than

30 days)Primary

LEA 1 LEA 2

LEA 1 LEA 2

Cause CCEs

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CCE Ownership

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* LEA with most recent enrollment is relieved of CCE after 14 days

8/16 Fall 1 Census

DayAll LEAs with overlapping

enrollments during8/16 – Fall 1 Census Day

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Exit Reason Discrepancy

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CCEERDMID

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ERD Definition

An inconsistency exists between a student’s exit reason and subsequent

enrollment status in a school

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ERD Warning Type Definitions

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Expected to enroll

CPotential Dropout

The student is expected to enroll at another school but does not.

Not expected to enroll

ACompleterRe-enrolled

The student is a completer (e.g., graduate) based on their exit code, but the student has a subsequent enrollment.

BDropout

Re-enrolled

The student’s is a dropout based on their exit code, but the student has a subsequent enrollment.

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ERD Examples

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Warning Type A or B

Warning Type A or B

Exited with dropoutor completer code

(e.g., E140, E230/100)

Enrolled

ABC School XYZ School

Warning Type CWarning Type C

Exited with code where studentis expected to continue school

(e.g., T160)ABC School

No subsequentenrollment

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ERD Ownership

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Exits That Can Cause ERDs

Warning Exit Reason Description Completion Code

A

E125 PriorComplSpecEd n/aE130 Died n/aE230 CompleterExit 100, 106, 108, 250T280 TransCollege n/a

B

E140 NoKnownEnrollTruantE300 ExpellNoKnownEnrollE400 OtherOrUnknownN420 NoShowSameSchlN430 NoShowMatricSchlT270 TransDropAdultT380 TransInstNoHSDip

C

T160 TransCASchlRegularT165 TransCAEnrollDiscipT167 TransScholDistReferralE490 Summer or Intersession Exit*N470 NoShowOther

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Exits That Do Not Cause ERDs

Exit Reason Description Completion Code

E230 CompleterExit 104, 120, 320, 330, 360, 480

E410 MedicalRsns n/a

E450 PreK-6Exit n/a

N470 NoShowOther n/a

T180 TransPrivate n/a

T200 TransUS n/a

T240 TransOutUS n/a

T260 TransInAdult n/a

T310 TransHealthFacil n/a

T370 TransInstHSDipl n/a

T460 TransHomeSchl n/a

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Multiple Identifier

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CCEERDMID

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MID Definition

Two or more SSIDs have very similar or identical demographics, indicating that a

student may have multiple SSIDs

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MID Example

Student 1 Student 2

SSID 4265874932 359875167

Name* Ann Smith Annie Smith

Alias Name*

Gender F F

Birth Date 7/6/2000 7/6/2000

Primary Language 00 00

Birth State** US-CA US-CA

Birth Country** US US

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* Soundex is used to match similar names and match can be made against either alias or regular name

** Only used for MID matching if provided for both students involved in MID match

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MID Ownership

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Anomaly Reports

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Common Problems

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Reminders

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Anomalies are detected nightly throughout the year

Unresolved lost transfers

(ERD type C) count as

dropouts

Replacement SSIDs

should be downloaded

regularly

MIDs found outsideMID anomaly report can

be resolved using “Resolve MID Not On

Report” button

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Resources

Detailed descriptions of anomalies and how to resolve them

CALPADS SSID and Enrollment Procedures, Chapter 4

MID resolution errors

CALPADS Error List, MID Errors tab

All available at:http://www.cde.ca.gov/ds/sp/cl/systemdocs.asp

List of exit, completer, and other codes

CALPADS Code Sets, School Completion Status & Student Exit Category code set names

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Support

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Training Evaluation

Please complete our survey

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