Enrollments (Virginia)

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The Enrollment tool displays all occurrences of a student’s enrollment in the district. Because this is an historical view, this list could be long.

By default, enrollments are first sorted by grade level and sorted by enrollment start date second. To reorder the list of enrollments, click the blue headers in the Enrollments Editor list. The list of enrollments can be sorted by Grade, Calendar, Start Date or End Date.

See the core Enrollments article for information on necessary tool rights, available Ad hoc fields, and guidance on adding and printing Enrollment records.  

General Enrollment Information

The General Enrollment Information section lists the calendar of enrollment, grade level, start and end date, the type of enrollment, the start and end status of enrollment, and any enrollment comments that have been entered. Options available in fields such as start status, end status and service type vary by state.

Screenshot of the General Enrollment Information fields.General Enrollment Information Editor

The following fields provides definitions for each data element on the General Enrollment Information editor.

Local Start Status

A code that indicates the circumstances under which the student entered membership in the school. 

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Note: These code definitions come from the Virginia Department of Education website. See the Enrollment Start Status Setup article for additional information.

CodeCampus DefinitionState Definition

E099

Entry into ISAEP

Entry into an Individualized Student Alternative Education Program (ISAEP) - A student who has entered an ISAEP for the first day of the new school year.  A student in an ISAEP shall be counted in the membership and average daily membership (ADM) of the local education agency. 

E104

Transfer-private, non-religious school-local

Transfer from a private, non-religiously-affiliated school in the same local education agency - A student who transfers from a private school (operated by a non-governmental, non-religious group or organization) that is located within the administrative boundaries of the same local education agency, including hospital teaching programs.

E105

Transfer-private non-religious school-same state

Transfer from a private, non-religiously-affiliated school in a different local education agency in the same state - A student who transfers from a private school (operated by a non-governmental, non-religious group or organization) that is not located within the administrative boundaries of the same local education agency but is in the same state, including hospital teaching programs.

E106

Transfer-private non-religious school-other state

Transfer from a private, non-religiously-affiliated school in a different state - A student who transfers from a private school (operated by a non-governmental, non-religious group or organization) that is located in another state, including hospital teaching programs.

E107

Transfer-private religious school-local

Transfer from a private, religiously-affiliated school in the same local education agency - A student who transfers from a private school (affiliated with and operated by a non-governmental, religious group or organization) that is located within the administrative boundaries of the same local education agency, including hospital teaching programs.

E108

Transfer-private religious school-same state

Transfer from a private, religiously-affiliated school in a different local education agency in the same state - A student who transfers from a private school (affiliated with and operated by a non-governmental, religious group or organization) that is not located within the administrative boundaries of the same local education agency but is in the same state, including hospital teaching programs.

E109

Transfer-private religious school-other state

Transfer from a private, religiously-affiliated school in a different state - A student who transfers from a private school (affiliated with and operated by a non-governmental, religious group or organization) that is located in another state, including hospital teaching programs.

E110

N/A

Inactive.

E111

Transfer-state operated institution

Transfer from a state-operated institution - A student who transfers from a state-operated institution that has an educational program. This includes mental health institutions, correctional institutions, juvenile service agencies, care shelters, and detention facilities.

E112


Original entry of a DJJ student into a juvenile detention facility - A student who has been placed into the custody of Department of Juvenile Justice's (DJJ) but resides in a juvenile detention facility with an educational program (State Operated Programs (SOP's). These students are referred as Community Placement Program (CPP), Central Administrative Processing (CAP) and Re-Entry. For State Operated Programs use only

E113

Transfer-home schooling

Transfer from home schooling - A student who transfers from a period of instruction in a home environment for reasons other than health.

E119

Original entry into US school

Original entry into a United States school - A student already residing in the United States enters a school for the first time in the United States or an extra-state jurisdiction.  On the first day of school for each and every school year, this code may be used for all students.

E120

Original entry into US-uninterrupted

Original entry into a United States school from a foreign country with no interruption in schooling - A student who has recently moved from a foreign country where he or she had been enrolled in a school that is not a United States overseas dependents school (includes private and public school systems) and enters a school in the United States or an extra-state jurisdiction for the first time.

E121

Original entry into US-interrupted

Original entry into a United States school from a foreign country with an interruption in schooling - A student who has recently moved from a foreign country where he or she had not been enrolled in a school that is not a United States overseas dependents school (includes private and public school systems) and enters a school in the United States or an extra-state jurisdiction for the first time.

E203

Transfer-public school-other state

Transfer from a public school in a different state - A student who transfers from a public school that is located in another state, from a United States overseas dependents school, or from a DOD (Department of Defense) school.

E204

In out-of-state schl bf 10/1,in VA schl after 10/1

Transfer from a public school in a different state - A student was enrolled in a public school in another state before 10/1 and then re-enrolled in a Virginia public school after 10/1.

R111

Re-entry from state-operated institution

Re-entry from a state-operated institution - A student who re-enters from a state-operated institution that has an educational program. This includes mental health institutions, correctional institutions, juvenile service agencies, care shelters, and detention facilities.

R112


Re-entry of a DJJ student into a juvenile detention facility - A student that transfers or re-enters into a juvenile detention facility with an educational program (State Operated Programs (SOP’s). These students are referred as Community Placement Program (CPP), Central Administrative Processing (CAP) and Re-Entry. For State Operated Programs use only

R115

Re-entry from the same school with no interruption

Re-entry from the same school with no interruption of schooling - A student who had previously entered any class in a school and then continues his or her membership in the same school from one term to the next because of a promotion or demotion, or who transfers from one homeroom or class to another during a regular school session.

R201

Transfer-public school in the same local agency

Transfer from a public school in the same local education agency - A student who transfers from a public school that is located within the administrative boundaries of the same local education agency.

R212

Transfer- charter school in the same local agency

Transfer from a charter school in the same local education agency- A student who transfers from a charter school, operated in accordance with state regulations, that is located within the administrative boundaries of the same local education agency.

R214

Matriculation

Matriculation from another school within the same local education agency - A student who enters a school within the same local education agency after successful completion and promotion from the highest instructional level of another school to enter the next higher level.

R216

Re-entry into a school from Homebound education

Re-entry into a school from Homebound education.

R217

Re-entry into Homebound education

Re-entry into Homebound education within the same local education agency.

R218

Re-entry into a school from Home-based education

Re-entry into a school from Home-based education.

R219

Re-entry into Home-based education

Re-entry into Home-based education within the same local education agency.

R298

Re-entry into a school from an ISAEP

Re-entry into a school from an Individualized Student Alternative Education Program (ISAEP) - A student who re-enters a school after a period of time in an ISAEP.

R302

Transfer-public school in different agency

Transfer from a public school in a different local education agency in the same state - A student who transfers from a public school that is not located within the administrative boundaries of the same local education agency but is in the same state.

R312

Transfer-charter school, same state

Transfer from a charter school in a different local education agency in the same state - A student who transfers from a charter school, operated in accordance with state regulations, that is not located within the administrative boundaries of the same local education agency but is in the same state.

R402

N/A

Reserved for local use. Do not report on the Student Record Collection

R403

N/A

Reserved for local use. Do not report on the Student Record Collection

R415

Re-entry-orig. school after out of state transfer

Re-entry into original school after transferring out of Virginia public education - A student who had previously entered any class in a school in Virginia and then re-enters the same school after he or she transferred to a school out of the Virginia public school system during the regular school session.  This includes a student returning from a private, an out of state, an out of country, or from home school.

R416

Re-entry- different school, out of state transfer

Re-entry into a different school after transferring out of Virginia public education - A student who had previously entered any class in a school in Virginia and then re-enters a different Virginia public school after he or she transferred to a out-of-state school during the regular school session.  This includes a student returning from a private, an out of state, an out of country, or from home school.

R417

Re-entry after a voluntary withdraw

Re-entry after a voluntary withdraw - A student who had previously entered any class in a school and then re-enters the same school after he or she has left school for voluntary reasons (e.g., prolonged illness, temporary disability, or dropping out) during a regular school session.

R418

Re-entry after an involuntary withdraw

Re-entry after an involuntary withdraw - A student who had previously entered any class in a school and then re-enters the same school after he or she has left school for involuntary reasons (e.g., expulsion) during a regular school session.

R099

Entry into ISAEP

Entry into an Individualized Student Alternative Education Program (ISAEP) - A student who has entered an ISAEP.  A student in an ISAEP shall be counted in the membership and average daily membership (ADM) of the local education agency. 

Database Location:

Enrollment.localStartStatusTypeID

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > Core Elements > activeEnrollment.localStartStatusTypeID

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Local Exit/Withdrawal Code

A code that indicates the circumstances under which the student last exited from membership in the school. 

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Note: These code definitions come from the Virginia Department of Education website. End Statuses are setup using the End Status Type tool.

CodeCampus DefinitionState Definition

W016

Withdrawn to enter ISAEP

Withdraw to enter Individualized Student Alternative Education Program (ISAEP) - A student who withdraws from school and enrolls in a GED preparation program as a part of an ISAEP as defined in Code of Virginia § 22.1-254.D and Board of Education guidelines. A student in an ISAEP will maintain this withdraw code until he or she exits the program. A student in an ISAEP shall be counted in the membership and average daily membership (ADM) of the local education agency. 

W115

Transfer to another room in the same school

Transfer to another room in the same school - A student who transfers to another room within the same school.

W118

Transfer to special ed from regular ed-same school

Transfer to a special education program from regular education program within the school - A student who transfers to a special education program within the same school from a regular education program during the school year.

W119

Transfer-regular ed from special ed, same school

Transfer to regular education program from special education program within the same school - A student who transfers during the school year to a regular education program from a special education program within the same school.

W201

Transfer-public school, local

Transfer to a public school in the same local education agency - A student who transfers to a public school that is located within the administrative boundaries of the same local education agency.

W212

Transfer-charter school, local

Transfer to a charter school in the same local education agency - A student who transfers to a charter school, operated in accordance with state regulations, within the same local education agency.

W214

Matriculation to another school in same district

Matriculation to another school within the same local education agency - A student who enters another school after successful completion and promotion from the highest instructional level of the current school to the next higher level.

W217

Transfer-homebound

Transfer to homebound instruction - A student who transfers to a period of homebound instruction provided by the local education agency.

W218

Transfer-special ed from regular ed, same agency

Transfer to a special education program from regular education program that is located within the same local education agency - A student who transfers to a special education program that is located within the same local education agency.

W219

Transfer-regular ed from special ed, local

Transfer to regular education program from special education program that is located within the same local education agency - A student who transfers during the school year to a regular education program from a special education program within the same local education agency.

W221

Transfer from ISAEP

Transfer from an Individualized Student Alternative Education Program (ISAEP) to a regular education program in a school within the same local education agency - A student who discontinues involvement in an ISAEP and transfers to a regular education program in a school within the same local education agency.

W222

Transfer to home-based instruction

Transfer to home-based instruction - A student who transfers to a period of home-based instruction provided by the local education agency.

W304

Transfer-private, non-religious-local

Transfer to a private, non-religiously-affiliated school in the same local education agency - A student who transfers to a private school (operated by a non-governmental, non-religious group or organization) that is located within the administrative boundaries of the same local education agency, including hospital teaching programs.

W305

Transfer-private, non-religious-same state

Transfer to a private, non-religiously-affiliated school in a different local education agency in the same state - A student who transfers to a private school (operated by a non-governmental, non-religious group or organization) that is not located within the administrative boundaries of the same local education agency but is in the same state, including hospital teaching programs.

W306

Transfer-private, non-religious-different state

Transfer to a private, non-religiously-affiliated school in a different state - A student who transfers to a private school (operated by a non-governmental, non-religious group or organization) that is located in another state, including hospital teaching programs.

W307

Transfer-private, religious-local

Transfer to a private, religiously-affiliated school in the same local education agency - A student who transfers to a private school (affiliated with and operated by a non-governmental, religious group or organization) that is located within the administrative boundaries of the same local education agency, including hospital teaching programs.

W308

Transfer-private, religious-same state

Transfer to a private, religiously-affiliated school in a different local education agency in the same state - A student who transfers to a private school (affiliated with and operated by a non-governmental, religious group or organization) that is not located within the administrative boundaries of the same local education agency but is in the same state, including hospital teaching programs.

W309

Transfer-private, religious-different state

Transfer to a private, religiously-affiliated school in a different state - A student who transfers to a private school (affiliated with and operated by a non-governmental, religious group or organization) that is located in another state, including hospital teaching programs.

W310

Transfer to a school outside of the country

Transfer to a school outside of the country - A student who transfers to a school outside the country that is not a United States overseas dependents school (includes private and public school systems). Students who leave the United States are not considered dropouts. Pursuant to 34 C.F.R. §200.19(b)(1)(ii)(B), a school must have written confirmation that a student has emigrated to another country, but need not obtain official written documentation.

W311

Leaves school under the authority of a US government agency

Leaves school under the authority of a US government agency – A student who leaves a Virginia Public School under the authority of a United States federal government agency. This code does not include students incarcerated in federal prison. It also does not pertain to students of military families who transfer into Department of Defense schools or who relocate due to a parent’s military duty.

W312

Transfer-charter school - same state

Transfer to a charter school that is not located within the administrative boundaries of the same local education agency but is in the same state- A student who transfers to a charter school, operated in accordance with state regulations, that is not located within the administrative boundaries of the same local education agency but is in the same state.

W313

Transfer to home schooling

Transfer to home schooling - A student who transfers to a period of instruction in a home environment for reasons other than health.

W314

Transfer to Job Corps

Transfer to Job Corps/Virginia Commonwealth Challenge Youth Academy - A student who withdraws to enter these public educational and vocational training programs and is not concurrently enrolled in a school in the local education agency.

W321

Trans, FT, bacc. or assoc.defree to postsecondary institution

Transfer to a full-time, baccalaureate or associate's degree seeking program at an accredited postsecondary institution - A student, who is fully prepared for postsecondary education, transfers to an accredited postsecondary institution of higher education to enter into a full time program leading to a baccalaureate or associate's degree.  This code can only be used for the student who has left Virginia public schools without a credential and is enrolled full-time at an accredited postsecondary institution in a program of study that leads to a baccalaureate or an associate's degree.

W400

Summer wd from ed component/state-operated program

Summer withdrawal from the educational component of a state-operated program.

W402

Transfer-public school-same state

Transfer to a public school in a different local education agency in the same state - A student who transfers to a public school that is not located within the administrative boundaries of the same local education agency but is in the same state.  This DOES NOT include correctional institutions operated by the Department of Juvenile Justice (formerly Department of Correctional Education schools).

W411

Transfer to a state-operated institution

Transfer to a state-operated juvenile detention center institution - A student who transfers to a state-operated institution that has an educational program. This ONLY includes juvenile service agencies and detention facilities.

W412

Transfer-out of state institution

Transfer from a State Operated (SOP’s) educational program to the same or different SOP with an educational program and are referred as Community Placement Program, Central Admission and Placement (CAP) and Re-Entry. For State Operated Programs use only

W415

Transfer to state-operated hospital

Transfer to a state-operated hospital institution - A student who transfers to a state-operated institution that has an educational program. This ONLY includes hospital education programs, mental health institutions and care shelters.

W423

Transfer from VA public school to DJJ

Transfer into an institution operated by the Department of Juvenile Justice

W503

Transfer-public school in a different state

Transfer to a public school in a different state - A student who transfers to a public school that is located in another state, to a United States overseas dependents school, or to a Department of Defense (DOD) school.

W650

Death

Death - A student whose membership is terminated because he or she died during or between regular school sessions.

W730

Graduated with diploma

Graduated with diploma - A student who has received a standard, advanced studies, International Baccalaureate or other type of diploma upon completion of state and local requirements for both coursework and assessment.

W731

Completed school with other credentials

Completed school with other credentials - A student who has received a GED, certificate of completion, or other credential in lieu of a high school diploma.

W732

Leaves school, non-terminal diploma or cert. of completion

Leaves school after earning a non-terminal diploma or certificate of completion in a previous school year – A student with an IEP who returns for eligible services after completing high school in a previous school year.

W870

Discontinued school/Incarceration

Discontinued schooling - A student who stops attending school because of incarceration, who is sentenced to serve time in a local, regional, or adult jail (regardless of the state or country of imprisonment) or federal prison. Do not use this code for youth adjudicated in state operated programs.

W880

Discont-stopped attending school(dropout)

Discontinued schooling - A student who stops attending school.  For students in K-12, this is considered to constitute "dropping out."

W960

Withdrawn-absent 15+ days for illness

Withdrawn after being absent fifteen (15) consecutive days for extended illness - A student who left school for an indefinite period of time because of a physical, extended illness and is expected to return to school.

W961

Suspension exceeding 15 days

Suspension exceeding 15 days - A student who left school involuntarily due to a school-approved suspension that exceeded 15 days and is expected to return to school.

W970

Withdrawn after being absent for 15 days

Withdrawn after being absent fifteen (15) consecutive days - A student who has been absent for fifteen (15) consecutive days who is expected to re-enter school. At the end of the school year, a student who has not returned to school should be recoded to the appropriate exit/withdraw type.

Database Location:

Enrollment.localEndStatusTypeID

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > Core Elements > activeEnrollment.localEndStatusTypeID

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

State Start Status

A code that indicates the circumstances under which the student entered membership in the school.

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Database Location:

Enrollment.startStatus

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > Core Elements > activeEnrollment.startStatus

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

State Exit/Withdrawal Code

A code that indicates the circumstances under which the student last exited from membership in the school.

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Database Location:

Enrollment.endStatus

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > Core Elements > activeEnrollment.endStatus

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

State Reporting Fields

The State Reporting Fields editor contains data elements used in state reporting extracts and federal reporting. Fields on this editor vary by state.

Screenshot of the state reporting fields.State Reporting Fields Editor

SRC No Show

Marking this checkbox indicates this student was meant to return to the district but did NOT return. 

Note: As of the 2019-2020 school year, the SRC No Show and No Show checkboxes do NOT have separate functionality. Students marked as SRC No Show are searchable, display on Rosters and Ad Hoc, and have specific report logic for reporting on the Student Record Collection.

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Database Location:

Enrollment.srcNoShow

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.srcNoShow

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Immigrant

Indicates the student is an immigrant.

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Database Location:

Enrollment.immigrant

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > State Reporting Elements > activeEnrollment.immigrant

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Medicaid

Indicates student receives Medicaid services.

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Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.medicaid

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.medicaid

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Military Compact Kindergarten Elig

A flag used to indicate an underage student can attend kindergarten in Virginia under the Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military Children.

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Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.militaryCompactStatute

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.militaryCompactStatute

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

TANF

Indicates the student is involved in temporary assistance for needy families services.

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EnrollmentVA.tanf

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.tanf

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Truancy Conference

Identifies a truancy conference was held with the student’s parent after the student had accumulated six unexcused absences during the school year.

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EnrollmentVA.truancyConference

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.truancyConference

Reports:

N/A

Military Connected Code

A code identifying uniformed-services students to provide support services to students during all stages of transition and deployment and provide localities with reliable and accurate data to seek grant funding.

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Note: These code definitions come from the Virginia Department of Education website.

CodeCampus DefinitionState Definition

1

Student is not military connected

Student is not military connected

2

Active Duty Forces (full time) Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, or Coast Guard

Active duty; student is a dependent of a member of the Active Duty Forces (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard,  Space Force, the Commissioned Corps of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or the Commissioned Corps of the U.S. Public Health Services)

3

Reserve; dependent of a Reserve Forces member (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, or Coast Guard)

Reserve; student is a dependent of a member of the Reserve Forces (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, or Coast Guard)

4

National Guard; active or reserve

National Guard, active or reserve duty; student is a dependent of a member of the National Guard (and not a dependent of a member of the U.S. Armed Forces.)

Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.militaryConnected

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.militaryConnected

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Gifted Referral

Indicates the student is referred to a gifted/talented program.

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Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.giftedReferral

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.giftedReferral

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Gifted

The gifted program area of the student.

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Note: These code definitions come from the Virginia Department of Education website.

CodeCampus DefinitionState Definition

1

General Intellectual Aptitude

General Intellectual Aptitude only

2

Specific Academic Aptitude

Specific Academic Aptitude only

3

Visual/Performing Arts

Visual/Performing Arts only

4

Career/Technical

Career and Technical only

12

General Intellect and Specific Academic Apt

General Intellectual Aptitude & Specific Academic Aptitude

13

General Intellectual Apt & Visual/Performing

General Intellectual Aptitude & Visual/Performing Arts

14

General Intellectual Apt & Career/Technical

General Intellectual Aptitude & Career and Technical

23

Specific Academic Apt & Visual/Performing Art

Specific Academic Aptitude & Visual/Performing Arts

24

Specific Academic Apt & Career/Technical

Specific Academic Aptitude & Career and Technical

34

Visual/Performing & Career and Technical

Visual/Performing Arts & Career and Technical

123

GIA, SAA and VPA

General Intellectual Aptitude, Specific Academic Aptitude, and Visual Performing Arts

124

GIA, SAA and CT

General Intellectual Aptitude, Specific Academic Aptitude, & Career and Technical

234

SAA, VPA and CT

Specific Academic Aptitude, Visual/Performing Arts, & Career and Technical

1234

GIA, SAA, VPA and CT

General Intellectual Aptitude, Specific Academic Aptitude, Visual/Performing Arts & Career and Technical

Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.gifted

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.gifted

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Title 1 Code

The code associated with the Title 1 program.

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Note: These code definitions come from the Virginia Department of Education website.

CodeDefinition
The Campus and State Definitions are the same.

01

Reading

02

Math

03

Reading & Math

04

Math & Health

05

Reading & Health

06

Reading, Math & Health

07

Math & Support Services

08

Reading & Support Services

09

Reading, Math & Support Services

10

Reading, Math, Support Services & Health

Database Location:

Enrollment.title1

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > State Reporting Elements > es.title1

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

AP Exam

A code to identify that student is enrolled in one or more AP courses and/or student has taken the Advanced Placement test.

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Note: These code definitions come from the Virginia Department of Education website.

CodeCampus DefinitionState Definition

1

Student enrolled in AP class

Student enrolled in AP class

2

Student enrolled in AP class and took AP exam

Student enrolled in AP class and took AP exam

3

Student met criteria for 1, 2 or 3

Student took AP exam

Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.apExam

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.apExam

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Virtual Program

A code to identify the student enrolled in a full course of study for all educational services in a virtual program.

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CodeCampus Definition
1Participates from home
2Participates from home-homebound
3Participates from home-expulsion or suspension
4Participates from home-short-term suspension
5Participate from public school facility
6Participate from private school facility
7 Participates from another location
8Participates in the full-time Virtual Virginia Program

Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.virtualProgram

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.virtualProgram

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Kindergarten Readiness Assessment

Identifies whether a kindergarten student who turns 5 between October 1 and December 31st was administered a readiness assessment prior to the student’s first day of kindergarten.

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Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.kgReadinessAssessment

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.kgReadinessAssessment

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Single Parent

Indicates the student is a single parent.

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Database Location:

Enrollment.singleParent

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > State Localized Elements > activeEnrollment.singleParent

Reports:

N/A

Displaced Homemaker

Indicates the student is a displaced homemaker.

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Database Location:

Enrollment.displacedHomemaker

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > State Localized Elements > activeEnrollment.displacedHomemaker

Reports:

N/A

Unaccompanied Homeless Youth

Indicates the student is an unaccompanied homeless youth.

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Database Location:

Enrollment.mvUnaccompaniedYouth

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > State Localized Elements > activeEnrollment.mvUnaccompaniedYouth

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Primary Nighttime Residence

The code associated with the location of the student's nighttime dwelling.

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Note: These code definitions come from the Virginia Department of Education website.

CodeCampus DefinitionState Definition

Blank

Blank

Student not identified a homeless child or youth

1

Unsheltered

Unsheltered. Children and youth living in abandoned buildings, campgrounds and vehicles, space not meant for habitation, trailers or FEMA trailers, cars, bus and train stations, and abandoned in the hospital. Unsheltered may include substandard or inadequate housing that does not easily fit into any category as it is not governed by a specific definition and is judged on a case-by-case basis. An inadequate dwelling may shelter but it is not adequate housing.

2

Shelter

Shelters. Children and youth living in shelters and transitional housing programs (homeless and domestic violence programs). Children and youth awaiting foster care placement.

3

Doubled Up

Doubled-up. Children and youth (including runaway youth or unaccompanied youth) who live with relatives or friends due to being homeless.

4

Hotel/Motel

Hotels/motels. Children and youth living in hotels/motels due to a lack of alternative adequate accommodations.

Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.primaryNighttimeResidence

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.primaryNighttimeResidence

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Responsible Division-School

The school where the student resides, attends, or where the student's tuition is waived.

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Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.responsibleDivSchool

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.responsibleDivSchool

Reports:

Master Schedule Report (Virginia)
Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Resident Division

The state-assigned division number where the student resides. 

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Database Location:

Enrollment.residentDistrict

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > State Reporting Elements > activeEnrollment.residentDistrict

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)
Foster Care Extracts (Virginia)
Student Behavior and Administrative Response Collection (SBAR) (Virginia)

Tuition Paid

A code used to indicate tuition is paid/received for the student.

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Note: These code definitions come from the Virginia Department of Education website.

CodeCampus DefinitionState Definition

2

Paid tuition to State supported institution

Paid tuition to a State-Supported Institution

3

Paid tuition to private institution

Paid tuition to a Private Institution (does not include students funded with CSA funds)

4

Regional Center (full-day or half-day programs)

Regional Center (full-day or half-day programs:  governors, CTE, special education or alternative)

5

Received tuition in excess of the Serving Division

Received tuition in excess of the Serving Division’s local share from another school division in Virginia (LEA)

7

Served through CSA

State’s share of tuition was paid by the Comprehensive Services Act (CSA)

9

Tuition from inter-state compact placement

Tuition received from an Inter-State Compact Placement agreement

10

Contiguous Out-of-State Stu w/ same att privileges

Contiguous Out-of-State Students: with same attendance privileges

11

Contiguous Out-of-State Stu w/o same att privilege

Contiguous Out-of-State Students: without same attendance privileges

12

Non-Contiguous State or Territory outside of US

Non-Contiguous State or Territory outside of the United States

13

Excess Local Share/Contiguous Out-of-State w/att

Tuition in Excess of the Local Share Received from Contiguous Out-of-State Students : same attendance privileges

15

Tuition paid to a school outside of Virginia

Tuition paid to a school outside of Virginia

16

Tuition waived-served through school choice

Tuition waived; student served through Public School Choice agreement

17

Waived-Fairfax/Falls Church DJJ/SVCS BD

Tuition waived; applicable only to Fairfax/Falls Church DJJ and Community SVCS BD students

18

Waived-Full time virtual program

Virtual program (full-day or part-day programs, Virtual Virginia (full-day) or Approved MOP (full-day or part-day))

19

Local Center within a Public School Division

Local Center within a Public School Division (full day or half-day programs: CTE, STEM, Health, special education or alternative)

Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.tuitionPaid

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State LocalizedElements > es.tuitionPaid

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)
Foster Care Extracts (Virginia)

Serving Division-School

The state-assigned school number and name that identifies the school that provides services to the student.

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Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.servingDivSchool

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.servingDivSchool

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)
DCV Extract (Virginia)
Foster Care Extracts (Virginia)
Master Schedule Report (Virginia)
Student Behavior and Administrative Response Collection (SBAR) (Virginia)

Non-Public Student FTE

A code to identify the FTE membership of a part-time student who is attending school to take one (.25) or two (.5) courses.

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Note: These code definitions come from the Virginia Department of Education website.

CodeCampus DefinitionState Definition

10

Student takes one or more courses NOT approved for SOQ reimbursement

Student takes a course NOT approved for SOQ reimbursement

25

Student takes 1 course appv for SOQ reimbursement

Student takes 1 course approved for SOQ reimbursement

50

Student takes 2 or more courses appv for SOQ reimb

Student takes 2 or more courses approved for SOQ reimbursement

Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.nonPublicFTE

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.nonPublicFTE

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

W8 Reason Code

The reason the student dropped out of school.

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Note: These code definitions come from the Virginia Department of Education website.

CodeCampus DefinitionReasonState Definition

10

Achievement problems

Achievement

Achievement problems (low achievement, low motivation, low interest)

20

Behavioral difficulties

Behavioral

Behavioral difficulties (suspension or expulsion, incarceration, runaway, truancy, poor relationships with peers or adults)

30

Health problems

Health

Health problems (physical or mental illness, injury, substance abuse)

40

Family

Family Reasons

Family (pregnancy, parenthood, marriage, needed at home, religious reason)

41

Parental privilege

Parental Privilege

Age/maturity (for kindergarten and pre-kindergarten only)

42

PK Student

PK Student

Non-applicable (PK Students only)

50

Financial hardship

Financial Hardship

Financial hardship (extreme poverty, working to support self or family)

60

Employed

Employment

Employed (took a job, joined armed forces)

70

Moved

Moved Away

Moved (no longer resides in the area and current status is unknown after appropriate investigation by attendance officer)

80

Reached maximum age

Maximum Age

Reached maximum age to receive qualified educational services

81

Personal choice (over 18)

Personal Choice

Over 18, but still eligible for qualified services

82

Post graduate

Post Graduate

Discontinued program (post graduate only)

90

Expulsion

Expulsion

Left school involuntarily due to an expulsion approved by appropriate school authorities

Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.w8Reason

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.w8Reason

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

PK Experience

A state-assigned code to identify the current or most recent PK experience of PK and kindergarten students.

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Note: These code definitions come from the Virginia Department of Education website.

CodeCampus DefinitionState Definition

1

Head Start

The preschool classroom for at-risk four-year-olds is funded by the federal Head Start grant in a community-based organization.

2

Public Preschool

A preschool program operated in the public school. This would include VPI, VPI+, Title I, ECSE, and Head Start programs – both in the public school and if the public school is the fiscal agent; and locally funded public preschool program. 

3

Private Preschool/Daycare

The student is served by a preschool, child daycare, or other program provided by a private provider. This includes programs for-profit and non-profit providers, including faith-based programs and commercial daycare centers.

4


Department of Defense Child Development Program

A preschool program operated by the Department of Defense on a military installation.

5


Family Home Daycare Provider

The student was served by a preschool or child daycare provided in a home.

6


No Preschool Experience

The student has not had a formal classroom preschool experience. The student was at home with a parent, family member, caregiver, nanny, etc. 

Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.pkExperience

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.pkExperience

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

PK Weekly Time

A state-assigned code to identify the current or most recent PK experience of PK and kindergarten students.

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Note: These code definitions come from the Virginia Department of Education website.

CodeCampus DefinitionState Definition

0

No time in PK program

No time in a formal or institutional PK program

1

Less than 15 hours/week

Less than 15 hours per week


15

15-29 hours/week

15 hours or more but less than 30 hours per week


30


30+ hours/week

30 or more hours per week


Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.pkWeekly

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.pkWeekly

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

PK Funding Code

A state assigned code to identify the funding sources of public PK students. This includes all PK students whose placement (public or private) is paid for with public funds.

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Note: These code definitions come from the Virginia Department of Education website.

CodeCampus DefinitionState DescriptionState Definition

1

Head Start

Head Start

Select Head Start as the funding source code if the student slot is fully funded with federal Head Start funds administered by the school division as the Head Start grantee.

3

VPI

Virginia Preschool Initiative (VPI – Four Year Old Students)

Select VPI 4 year old program as the funding source code if the student slot is fully funded by the state Virginia Preschool Initiative (state/local match).

5

Special Education Preschool

Special Education Preschool

(Part B, 619)

Select Special Education Preschool as the funding source code if the student slot is fully funded with federal Special Education Preschool funds.  This code may apply to students with Individualized Education Programs who receive special education and related services in a public special education early childhood classroom, regular early childhood program, or in a service-provider location (e.g., therapist’s office).  This code may also apply to students in a private community-based program if services are funded with federal Special Education Preschool funds.  This funding code is not be used if the student slot is funded by Head Start, VPI, or VPI+. 

7

Title 1

Title I Preschool

Select Title I Preschool as the funding source code if the student slot is fully funded with federal Title I, Part A funds, not mixed with state or other funding sources. Ex. A student slot funded with VPI state funds in a classroom where the teaching assistant’s salary is paid out of Title I funds would not be labeled with this funding code because the student slot is not fully funded by Title I.  Instead, the slot would receive a #3 funding code as a VPI state funded slot. 

8

Local Funding/VPI Placement

Local Funding for VPI Placement

Select local funding for VPI student placement if a student is in a VPI classroom but is funded locally.  This funding code is typically used when a school division has been allocated state VPI funds for less than a full classroom of 18 students. Ex.The division may be allocated 11 VPI funded slots. In order to maximize services for students, the school divisions places 7 more students in the room and provides local funds to account for the additional student slots. Seven students would be coded #8 in this scenario. 

10

Local Funding/Other Public Preschool Prog

Local Funding for Other Public Preschool Program

Select local funding that supports any other public preschool program not identified in this list.

12

VPI (Pilot for Three-Year-Old Students)

Virginia Preschool Initiative (Pilot for Three Year Old Students)

Select VPI 3 year old program as the funding source code if the student is a part of the VPI Pilot for 3s and is not 4 but turns 3 by September 30 and the slot is fully funded by the state Virginia Preschool Initiative (state/local match).


13

Mixed Delivery Grant Prog (admin by VECF)

Mixed Delivery Grant Program (administered by VECF)

Select Mixed Delivery Grant if the student is participating in a Mixed Delivery Grant program administered by the Virginia Early Childhood Foundation (VECF)

14

Special Education Funding for VPI Placement

Special Education Funding for VPI Placement

Select special education funding if a student with an IEP is placed in a VPI classroom but is funded through special education funds (618 or 619) and is not reported as one of the division’s state allocated VPI slots

(Funding Code #3) or allocated VPI Pilot for Three-Year-Olds slots (Funding Code #12). This funding code is typically used when a school

division places a child with an IEP in a VPI classroom and the child is not funded by an allocated VPI slot, Head Start, or local funds. This funding code is not to be used if the student slot is funded by VPI or Head Start.

Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.pkCode

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.pkCode

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Head Start Provider

The assigned code identifying the student as a Head Start Provider.

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Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.headStartProvider

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.headStartProvider

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Regional Student Percent of Time

The overall percentage of time that the student spends throughout the school year in a regional or local center.

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Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.regionalPercentofTime

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.regionalPercentofTime

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Special Education Fields

The Special Education Fields editor lists those items that need to be reported for state reporting relative to students determined to be special education students. 

See the Virginia Individual Education Plan article for additional information.

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Primary Disability

A code that identifies the primary disability type for a student who is eligible for special education services. The values here are pulled from the student's Individual Education Plan. See the Virginia Individual Education Plan article for more information.

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Note: These code definitions come from the Virginia Department of Education website.

CodeAbbreviationDescriptionState Definition

3

MD

Multiple disabilities

Are simultaneous impairments (such as intellectual disability with blindness, intellectual disability with orthopedic impairment), the combination of which causes such severe educational needs that they cannot be accommodated in special education programs solely for one of the impairments. The term does not include deaf-blindness. (34 CFR 300.8(c)(7))

4

OI

Orthopedic impairment

A severe orthopedic impairment that adversely affects a child's educational performance. The term includes impairments caused by congenital anomaly, impairments caused by disease (e.g., poliomyelitis, bone tuberculosis, etc.), and impairments from other causes (e.g., cerebral palsy, amputations, and fractures or burns that cause contractures). (34 CFR 300.8(c)(8)) 

5

VI

Visual impairment (including blindness)

An impairment in vision that, even with correction, adversely affects a child's educational performance. The term includes both partial sight and blindness. (34 CFR 300.8(c)(13)) 

6

HI

Hearing impairment/ Deafness

An impairment in hearing in one or both ears, with or without amplification, whether permanent or fluctuating, that adversely affects a child's educational performance but that is not included under the definition of deafness in this section. (34 CFR 300.8(c)(5)) 

7

SLD

Specific learning disability

A disorder in one or more of the basic psychological processes involved in understanding or in using language, spoken or written, that may manifest itself in the imperfect ability to listen, think, speak, read, write, spell or to do mathematical calculations, including conditions such as perceptual disabilities, brain injury, minimal brain dysfunction, dyslexia, and developmental aphasia. Specific learning disability does not include learning problems that are primarily the result of visual, hearing, or motor disabilities; of intellectual disabilities; of emotional disabilities; of environmental, cultural, or economic disadvantage. (§ 22.1-213 of the Code of Virginia; 34 CFR 300.8(c)(10)) Dyslexia is distinguished from other learning disabilities due to its weakness occurring at the phonological level. Dyslexia is a specific learning disability that is neurobiological in origin. It is characterized by difficulties with accurate and/or fluent word recognition and by poor spelling and decoding abilities. These difficulties typically result from a deficit in the phonological component of language that is often unexpected in relation to other cognitive abilities and the provision of effective classroom instruction. Secondary consequences may include problems in reading comprehension and reduced reading experience that can impede growth of vocabulary and background knowledge.

8

ED

Emotional disability

A condition exhibiting one or more of the following characteristics over a long period of time and to a marked degree that adversely affects a child's educational performance: (34 CFR 300.8(c)(4))
 1. An inability to learn that cannot be explained by intellectual, sensory, or health factors;
 2. An inability to build or maintain satisfactory interpersonal relationships with peers and teachers;
 3. Inappropriate types of behavior or feelings under normal circumstances;
 4. A general pervasive mood of unhappiness or depression; or
 5. A tendency to develop physical symptoms or fears associated with personal or school problems.
 Emotional disability includes schizophrenia. The term does not apply to children who are socially maladjusted, unless it is determined that they have an emotional disability as defined in this section.

9

SLI

Speech or language impairment

A communication disorder, such as stuttering, impaired articulation, expressive or receptive language impairment, or voice impairment that adversely affects a child's educational performance. (34 CFR 300.8(c)(11))

10

OHI

Other health impairment

Having limited strength, vitality or alertness, including a heightened alertness to environmental stimuli, that results in limited alertness with respect to the educational environment, that is due to chronic or acute health problems such as asthma, attention deficit disorder or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, diabetes, epilepsy, a heart condition, hemophilia, lead poisoning, leukemia, nephritis, rheumatic fever, and sickle cell anemia and Tourette syndrome that adversely affects a child's educational performance. (34 CFR 300.8(c)(9))

12

DB

Deaf-blindness

Are simultaneous hearing and visual impairments, the combination of which causes such severe communication and other developmental and educational needs that they cannot be accommodated in special education programs solely for children with deafness or children with blindness. (34 CFR 300.8(c)(2)) 

13

AUT

 Autism

A developmental disability significantly affecting verbal and nonverbal communication and social interaction, generally evident before age three, that adversely affects a child's educational performance. Other characteristics often associated with autism are engagement in repetitive activities and stereotyped movements, resistance to environmental change or change in daily routines, and unusual responses to sensory experiences. Autism does not apply if a child's educational performance is adversely affected primarily because the child has an emotional disturbance. A child who manifests the characteristics of autism after age three could be identified as having autism if the criteria in this definition are satisfied. (34 CFR 300.8(c)(1)) 

14

TBI

Traumatic Brain Injury

An acquired injury to the brain caused by an external physical force, resulting in total or partial functional disability or psychosocial impairment, or both, that adversely affects a child's educational performance. Traumatic brain injury applies to open or closed head injuries resulting in impairments in one or more areas, such as cognition; language; memory; attention; reasoning; abstract thinking; judgment; problem-solving; sensory, perceptual, and motor abilities; psychosocial behavior; physical functions; information processing; and speech. Traumatic brain injury does not apply to brain injuries that are congenital or degenerative, or to brain injuries induced by birth trauma. (34 CFR 300.8(c)(12))

15

504

Qualified individual with disabilities under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act

The qualified individual is a handicapped person who has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities, has a record of such impairment, or is regarded as having such impairment.  The qualified individual is a person with a disability who meets one of the following conditions:  is of an age during which it is mandatory, under state law, to provide such services to persons with disabilities; is of  an age during which persons without disabilities are provided such services; OR a person for whom a state is required to provide a free appropriate public education under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). 

16

DD

Developmental delay

A disability affecting a child ages two by September 30 through six, inclusive: (34 CFR 300.8(b); 34 CFR 300.306(b))
 1. (i) Who is experiencing developmental delays, as measured by appropriate diagnostic instruments and procedures, in one or more of the following areas: physical development, cognitive development, communication development, social or emotional development, or adaptive development, or (ii) who has an established physical or mental condition that has a high probability of resulting in developmental delay;
 2. The delay(s) is not primarily a result of cultural factors, environmental or economic disadvantage, or limited English proficiency; and Department of Education 8VAC20-81-10. Definitions. 11
 3. The presence of one or more documented characteristics of the delay has an adverse affect on educational performance and makes it necessary for the student to have specially designed instruction to access and make progress in the general educational activities for this age group. 

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ID

Intellectual Disability

Has formerly been known as "mental retardation" and means significantly sub average general intellectual functioning, existing concurrently with deficits in adaptive behavior and manifested during the developmental period that adversely affects a child's educational performance. (34 CFR 300.8(c)(6)) 

Database Location:

Enrollment.disability1

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner Planning > Learner Plans > learningPlan.disability1

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)
Foster Care Extracts (Virginia)
DCV Extract (Virginia)

Primary Percent of Day

The percent of the day that the student receives services for their primary disability.

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Database Location:

PlanState.primaryPct

Ad Hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > VA Special Ed Elements > enrollmentSpedVA.primaryPCT

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Primary Division-School

The serving division and school of the primary disability.

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Database Location:

PlanState.primarySchool

Ad Hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > VA Special Ed Elements > enrollmentSpedVA.primarySchool

Reports:

N/A

Secondary Disability

A code to identify the additional disability determined by the eligibility committee.

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Database Location:

Enrollment.disability2

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner Planning > Learner Plans > learningPlan.disability2

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Secondary Percent of Day

The percent of the day that the student receives services for a secondary disability.

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Database Location:

PlanState.secondaryPct

Ad Hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > VA Special Ed Elements > enrollmentSpedVA.secondaryPCT

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Secondary Division-School

The serving division and school of the secondary disability.

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Database Location:

PlanState.secondarySchool

Ad Hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > VA Special Ed Elements > enrollmentSpedVA.secondarySchool

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Tertiary Disability 

A code to identify the additional disability determined by the eligibility committee.

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Database Location:

Enrollment.disability3

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner Planning > Learner Plans > learningPlan.disability3

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Tertiary Percent of Day

The percent of the day that the student receives services for a tertiary disability.

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Database Location:

PlanState.tertiaryPct

Ad Hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > VA Special Ed Elements > enrollmentSpedVA.tertiaryPCT

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Tertiary Division-School

The serving division and school of the tertiary disability.

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Database Location:

PlanState.tertiarySchool

Ad Hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > VA Special Ed Elements > enrollmentSpedVA.tertiarySchool

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

SpedSys Exclude

Indicates the student should be excluded from Special Ed.

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Ad Hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > VA Special Ed Elements > enrollmentSpedVA.spedExclude

Reports:

N/A

Student Placement

The location of the student's special ed instructional setting.

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CodeCampus Definition
1Public day school
2Public sep school facility
3Private sep school facility
4Public resident facility
5 Private resident facility
6Home based program
7Hospital
8Correctional facility
17Regular early childhood program
18Special Ed classroom
19Special Ed sep school
20Special Ed res. facility
21Home
22Service provider location
23Private Parental Placement

Database Location:

Enrollment.studentPlacement

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > State Localized Elements > es.studentPlacement

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Special Ed Status

Indicates the student has a disability and is in need of special education services. Options are Yes or No.

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Database Location:

Enrollment.specialEdStatus

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > Special Ed Elements > activeEnrollment.specialEdStatus

Reports:

Foster Care Extracts (Virginia)

Semester 1 Tuition Reimbursement

The Special Ed Regional Tuition Reimbursement amount requested to be paid for the first semester.

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Database Location:

Enrollment.semester1TuitionReimbursement

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.tuitionReimbursementSemester1

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Semester 2 Tuition Reimbursement

The Special Ed Regional Tuition Reimbursement amount requested to be paid for the second semester.

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Database Location:

Enrollment.semester2TuitionReimbursement

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.tuitionReimbursementSemester2

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Summer Tuition Reimbursement

The Special Ed Regional Tuition Reimbursement amount requested to be paid for the summer semester.

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Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.summerTuitionReimbursement

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.summerTuitionReimbursement

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Sped Tuition Reimb Disability

The disability for which Regional Tuition Reimbursement is claimed.

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  • MD: Multiple disabilities
  • HI: Hearing impairment
  • ED: Emotional disturbance
  • DB: Deaf-blindness
  • AUT: Autism
  • TBI: Traumatic brain injury

Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.spedTuitionReimbursement

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.spedTuitionReimbursement

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Intensive Support Code

The code of the agency providing the intensive support to the student.

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CodeCamus DefinitionState Definition

1

Cooperative Centers for Exceptional Children

Cooperative Centers for Exceptional Children

2

Mid Peninsula Regional Special Ed Center

Middle Peninsula Regional Special Education Center

3

Laurel Regional Program

Laurel Regional Program

4

Northern Neck Regional Program

Northern Neck Regional Program

5

Northwestern Regional Education Program

Northwestern Regional Education Program

6

New Horizons Regional Education Center

New Horizons Regional Education Center

7

Piedmont Regional Education Center

Piedmont Regional Education Center

8

Shenandoah Valley Regional Program

Shenandoah Valley Regional Program

9

SE Cooperative Education Program (SECEP)

Southeastern Cooperative Education Program (SECEP)

10

Northern Virginia Regional Special Ed Program

Northern Virginia Regional Special Ed Program

11

Henry Co Public Sch/Martinsville Reg Program

Henry Co Public Schools/Martinsville Regional Program

12

Roanoke Valley Regional Board

Roanoke Valley Regional Board

13

Region I Consortium

Region I Consortium

14

Rockbridge Regional Partnership

Rockbridge Regional Partnership

15

Stafford/Fredericksburg Regional Partnership

Stafford/Fredericksburg Regional Partnership

16

Caroline/King George Regional Partnership

Caroline/King George Regional Partnership

17

Far Southwest Regional Partnership

Far Southwest Regional Partnership

18

Mid Southwest Regional Partnership

Mid Southwest Regional Partnership

19

Near Southwest Regional Partnership

Near Southwest Regional Partnership

20

Westmoreland Regional Partnership

Westmoreland Regional Partnership

21

Fairfax Regional Partnership

Fairfax Regional Partnership

22

Potomac Regional Partnership

Potomac Regional Partnership

23

Fauquier Regional Partnership

Fauquier Regional Partnership

24

Highlands Regional Partnership

Highlands Regional Partnership

25

Eastern Shore Regional Partnership

Eastern Shore Regional Partnership

26

St. Mary’s Infant Home

St. Mary’s Infant Home

27

Roanoke Collaborative Partnership

Roanoke Collaborative Partnership

28

Region 8 Quad County Regional Program

Region 8 Quad County Regional Program

29

Danville/Pittsylvania Sped Regional Program

Danville/Pittsylvania Sped Regional Program

30

Halifax/Mecklenburg Sped Regional Program

Halifax/Mecklenburg Sped Regional Program

31

N/A

Intensive Supports Needs Special Education Program (Bristol, Buchanan, Smyth, Washington, and Wythe)

32

N/A

Carroll-Grayson-Galax Special Education Regional Program

Database Location:

EnrollmentVA.intensiveSupportCode

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > State Localized Elements > es.intensiveSupportCode

Reports:

Student Record Collection (SRC) (Virginia)

Special Ed Exit Date

The day the student exited special education services. 

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Database Location:

Enrollment.spedExitDate

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > Special Ed Elements > activeEnrollment.spedExitDate

Reports:

Foster Care Extracts (Virginia)

Special Ed Exit Code

The code aligned with the reason the student exited special education services. 

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CodeCampus Definition
1Transferred to regular education
2Reached maximum age
3Died
4Moved-known to continue
6Dropped out
7Grad- Adv Studies diploma
8Grad-standard diploma
9Grad-moderate standard diploma
10Grad-special diploma
11Rec'd Certificate of Completion
12Rec'd GED Certificate

Database Location:

Enrollment.spedExitCode

Ad hoc Inquiries:

Student > Learner > Active Enrollment > Custom Enrollment > customEnrollment.spedExitCode

Reports:

N/A