FilespecCodeSets:2010CodeSets
Code Set Option_Name Default_Code Option_Definition Rank Effective_Date Expiration_Date Last_Modified
APlus_Codes Yes Y Yes - Student is participating in A+ program. 1 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
APlus_Codes No N No - Student is not participating in A+ program. 2 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
APlus_Codes Complete C Complete - Student has completed the A+ program. 3 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Aplus_Correction_Codes Deficient Funds Received D Indicates the institution has not received adequate funding for the student in a previous semester. 1 7/1/2008
2/2/2009 2:19:53 PM
Aplus_Correction_Codes Excess Funds Received E Indicates the institution received more funding than required for the student in a previous semester during the current fiscal year. 2 7/1/2008
2/2/2009 2:19:32 PM
Aplus_Correction_Codes Added Student A Indicates the student was not on a prior semester's budget and needs to be added. 3 7/1/2008
2/2/2009 2:20:09 PM
Aplus_Financial_Aid_Codes Fully Funded F A student who has received all financial aid and no A+. 1 7/1/2008
1/27/2009
Aplus_Financial_Aid_Codes Funding Pending P A student's FAFSA has not be processed or the student is targeted for verification. 2 7/1/2008
1/27/2009
Aplus_Financial_Aid_Codes Not Funded N A student who receives A+. 3 7/1/2008
1/27/2009
Aplus_Hour_Type_Codes Credit Hours CR Indicates that credit hours are being reported for the record. 1 6/1/2008
4/24/2009 1:21:10 PM
Aplus_Hour_Type_Codes Clock Hours CL Indicate that clock hours are being reported for the record. 2 6/1/2008
4/24/2009 1:22:07 PM
Aplus_LessThanFull_Codes Non-Degree Course N Non-Degree Course
7/1/2008
3/12/2009 9:20:56 AM
Aplus_LessThanFull_Codes Repeat Course R Repeat Course 1 7/1/2008
3/12/2009 9:21:00 AM
Aplus_LessThanFull_Codes Internship T Internship 2 7/1/2008
3/12/2009 9:21:03 AM
Aplus_LessThanFull_Codes ADA A ADA 4 7/1/2008
3/12/2009 9:21:06 AM
Aplus_LessThanFull_Codes All Available Hours H All Available Hours 5 7/1/2008
3/12/2009 9:21:09 AM
Aplus_Semester_Codes Summer Semester S The Summer semester in which a student is enrolled and taking classes eligible for A+ funding. 1 7/1/2008
1/27/2009
Aplus_Semester_Codes Fall Semester F The Fall semester in which a student is enrolled and taking classes eligible for A+ funding. 2 7/1/2008
1/27/2009
Aplus_Semester_Codes Winter Semester W The Winter semester in which a student is enrolled and taking classes eligible for A+ funding. 3 7/1/2008
1/27/2009
ASMNT_Subject_Codes Algebra I ALGEB1 End of Course (EOC) assessment subject Algebra I 1 7/1/2008
7/10/2008 12:42:38 PM
ASMNT_Subject_Codes Algebra II ALGEB2 End of Course (EOC) assessment subject Algebra II 2 7/1/2009
9/3/2009 9:05:25 AM
ASMNT_Subject_Codes English I ENGLI1 End of Course (EOC) assessment subject English I 3 7/1/2009
9/3/2009 9:05:30 AM
ASMNT_Subject_Codes English II ENGLI2 End of Course (EOC) assessment subject English II 4 7/1/2008
7/10/2008 12:42:44 PM
ASMNT_Subject_Codes Biology I BIOLO1 End of Course (EOC) assessment subject Biology I 5 7/1/2008
7/10/2008 12:42:46 PM
ASMNT_Subject_Codes Geometry I GEOME1 End of Course (EOC) assessment subject Geometry I 6 7/1/2009
9/3/2009 9:05:20 AM
ASMNT_Subject_Codes Integrated Math II INTMA2 End of Course (EOC) assessment subject Integrated Math II 7 7/1/2009
9/3/2009 9:05:16 AM
ASMNT_Subject_Codes Integrated Math III INTMA3 End of Course (EOC) assessment subject Integrated Math III 8 7/1/2009
9/3/2009 9:05:11 AM
ASMNT_Subject_Codes American Government I AMGOV1 End of Course (EOC) assessment subject American Government I 9 7/1/2009
9/3/2009 9:05:08 AM
ASMNT_Subject_Codes American History I AMHIS1 End of Course (EOC) assessment subject American History I 10 7/1/2009
9/3/2009 9:05:01 AM
ASMNT_Test_Method_Codes Pencil and Paper PENPAP Assessment is conducted using pencil and paper. 1 7/1/2008
7/10/2008 12:36:56 PM
ASMNT_Test_Method_Codes Online ONLINE Assessment is conducted using online testing. 2 7/1/2008
7/10/2008 12:37:04 PM
ASMNT_Type_Codes MAP Assessment MAPSPR The MAP (Missouri Assessment Program), is an assessment test designed to measure student progress in meeting the Show-Me Standards. 1 7/1/2008
7/10/2008 12:37:47 PM
ASMNT_Type_Codes End of Course (FALL) EOCFAL The Fall End of Course, is an assessment test designed to measure student progress in mastering identified subject areas. 2 7/1/2008
7/15/2008 2:50:35 PM
ASMNT_Type_Codes End of Course (Spring) EOCSPR The Spring End of Course, is an assessment test designed to measure student progress in mastering identified subject areas. 3 7/1/2008
7/10/2008 12:37:55 PM
ASMNT_Type_Codes End of Course (Summer) EOCSUM The Summer End of Course, is an assessment test designed to measure student progress in mastering identified subject areas. 3 7/1/2008
7/10/2008 12:42:00 PM
ASMNT_Type_Codes LEP/ELL Testing LEPELL LEP/ELL Testing is an assessment to measure English language proficiency. 4 7/1/2008
11/11/2008 12:32:31 PM
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes Infant/Toddler IT Birth to 2 years old 1 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes Three and Four Year Olds PK Three and Four Year Olds 2 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes Kindergarten K Kindergarten 3 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes Grade 1 01 Grade 1 4 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes Grade 2 02 Grade 2 5 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes Grade 3 03 Grade 3 6 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes Grade 4 04 Grade 4 7 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes Grade 5 05 Grade 5 8 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes Grade 6 06 Grade 6 9 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes Grade 7 07 Grade 7 10 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes Grade 8 08 Grade 8 11 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes Grade 9 09 Grade 9 12 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes Grade 10 10 Grade 10 13 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes Grade 11 11 Grade 11 14 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes Grade 12 12 Grade 12 15 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes High School 13 High School. Typically grades 9-12, but use also for non-teaching positions when 7-8 are in HS building. 16 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes Junior High 14 Junior High (any combination that includes only grades 07-09) 17 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes Middle School 15 Middle School (any combo that includes only grades 04-08) 18 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes Elementary 16 Elementary (any combo that includes only grades K-08) 19 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Assignment_Grade_Level_Codes Any combo of K-12 17 Any combo of K-12 that includes a greater grade span than 13-16. Grade 17 is typically used for nurses, supers, etc and is usually reported in building 1000. 20 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CIP_Family_Codes Visual and Performing Arts. 50 Visual and Performing Arts.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Mechanic and Repair Technologies/Technicians. 47 Mechanic and Repair Technologies/Technicians.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Construction Trades. 46 Construction Trades.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Social Sciences. 45 Social Sciences.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Public Administration and Social Service Professions. 44 Public Administration and Social Service Professions.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes High School/Secondary Diplomas and Certificates. 53 High School/Secondary Diplomas and Certificates.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Technology Education/Industrial Arts. 21 Technology Education/Industrial Arts.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC, ROTC). 28 Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC, ROTC).
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Basic Skills. 32 Basic Skills.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Citizenship Activities. 33 Citizenship Activities.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Health-related Knowledge and Skills. 34 Health-related Knowledge and Skills.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Interpersonal and Social Skills. 35 Interpersonal and Social Skills.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Precision Production. 48 Precision Production.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Personal Awareness and Self-Improvement. 37 Personal Awareness and Self-Improvement.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Security and Protective Services. 43 Security and Protective Services.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Programs for Series 55 (French/Canadian Language and Literature/Letters) 55 Programs for Series 55 (French/Canadian Language and Literature/letters) are located in appendix a.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes History (new) 54 History (new)
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Programs for Series 53. 53 Programs for Series 53.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services. 52 Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences. 51 Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Physical Sciences. 40 Physical Sciences.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Transportation and Materials Moving. 49 Transportation and Materials Moving.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Leisure and Recreational Activities. 36 Leisure and Recreational Activities.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Engineering. 14 Engineering.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Agriculture, Agriculture Operations, and Related Sciences. 01 Agriculture, Agriculture Operations, and Related Sciences.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Psychology. 42 Psychology.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Liberal Arts and Ssciences, General Studies and Humanities. 24 Liberal Arts and Ssciences, General Studies and Humanities.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes English Language and Literature/Letters. 23 English Language and Literature/Letters.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Legal Professions and Studies. 22 Legal Professions and Studies.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Programs for Series 21. 21 Programs for Series 21.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences. 19 Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Area, Ethnic, Cultural, and Gender Studies. 05 Area, Ethnic, Cultural, and Gender Studies.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Engineering Technologies/Technicians. 15 Engineering Technologies/Technicians.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Residency Programs. 60 Residency Programs.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Education. 13 Education.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Personal and Culinary Services. 12 Personal and Culinary Services.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services. 11 Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Communications Technologies/Technicians and Support Services. 10 Communications Technologies/Technicians and Support Services.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs. 09 Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Natural Resources and Conservation. 03 Natural Resources and Conservation.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Agricultural Sciences. 02 Agricultural Sciences.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Foreign languages, literatures, and Linguistics. 16 Foreign languages, literatures, and Linguistics.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies. 30 Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Science Technologies/Technicians. 41 Science Technologies/Technicians.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Architecture and Related Services. 04 Architecture and Related Services.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Theology and Religious Vocations. 39 Theology and Religious Vocations.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Philosophy and Religious Studies. 38 Philosophy and Religious Studies.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Parks, Recreation, Leisure, and Fitness Studies. 31 Parks, Recreation, Leisure, and Fitness Studies.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Library Science. 25 Library Science.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Military Technologies. 29 Military Technologies.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Programs for Series 28. 28 Programs for Series 28.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Mathematics and Statistics. 27 Mathematics and Statistics.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
CIP_Family_Codes Biological and Biomedical Sciences. 26 Biological and Biomedical Sciences.
7/1/2008
3/12/2009
County_Codes ADAIR 001
1 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes ANDREW 002
2 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes ATCHISON 003
3 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes AUDRAIN 004
4 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes BARRY 005
5 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes BARTON 006
6 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes BATES 007
7 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes BENTON 008
8 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes BOLLINGER 009
9 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes BOONE 010
10 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes BUCHANAN 011
11 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes BUTLER 012
12 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes CALDWELL 013
13 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes CALLAWAY 014
14 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes CAMDEN 015
15 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes CAPE GIRARDEAU 016
16 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes CARROLL 017
17 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes CARTER 018
18 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes CASS 019
19 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes CEDAR 020
20 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes CHARITON 021
21 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes CHRISTIAN 022
22 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes CLARK 023
23 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes CLAY 024
24 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes CLINTON 025
25 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes COLE 026
26 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes COOPER 027
27 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes CRAWFORD 028
28 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes DADE 029
29 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes DALLAS 030
30 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes DAVIESS 031
31 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes DEKALB 032
32 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes DENT 033
33 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes DOUGLAS 034
34 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes DUNKLIN 035
35 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes DYS 347
36 7/1/2006
5/22/2008
County_Codes FRANKLIN 036
37 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes GASCONADE 037
38 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes GENTRY 038
39 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes GREENE 039
40 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes GRUNDY 040
41 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes HARRISON 041
42 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes HENRY 042
43 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes HICKORY 043
44 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes HOLT 044
45 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes HOWARD 045
46 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes HOWELL 046
47 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes IRON 047
48 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes JACKSON 048
49 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes JASPER 049
50 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes JEFFERSON 050
51 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes JOHNSON 051
52 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes KNOX 052
53 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes LACLEDE 053
54 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes LAFAYETTE 054
55 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes LAWRENCE 055
56 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes LEWIS 056
57 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes LINCOLN 057
58 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes LINN 058
59 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes LIVINGSTON 059
60 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes MACON 061
61 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes MADISON 062
62 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes MARIES 063
63 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes MARION 064
64 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes MCDONALD 060
65 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes MERCER 065
66 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes MILLER 066
67 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes MISSISSIPPI 067
68 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes MONITEAU 068
69 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes MONROE 069
70 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes MONTGOMERY 070
71 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes MORGAN 071
72 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes NEW MADRID 072
73 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes NEWTON 073
74 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
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75 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
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76 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
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77 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
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78 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
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79 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes PERRY 079
80 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes PETTIS 080
81 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes PHELPS 081
82 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes PIKE 082
83 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes PLATTE 083
84 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes POLK 084
85 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes PULASKI 085
86 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes PUTNAM 086
87 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes RALLS 087
88 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes RANDOLPH 088
89 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes RAY 089
90 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes REYNOLDS 090
91 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes RIPLEY 091
92 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes SALINE 097
93 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes SCHUYLER 098
94 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes SCOTLAND 099
95 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes SCOTT 100
96 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
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97 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes SHELBY 102
98 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes SSSH 201
99 7/1/2006
5/22/2008
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100 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
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101 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
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102 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
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103 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes ST. LOUIS CITY 115
104 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
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105 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes STODDARD 103
106 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes STONE 104
107 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes SULLIVAN 105
108 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes TANEY 106
109 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes TEXAS 107
110 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes VERNON 108
111 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes WARREN 109
112 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes WASHINGTON 110
113 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes WAYNE 111
114 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
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115 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes WORTH 113
116 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes WRIGHT 114
117 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
County_Codes MO-VIP 401
118 7/1/2008
11/18/2008 10:03:48 AM
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Educational Resource Teacher A Educational Resource Teacher 1 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes After School, Every Day-School Age Child Care AE After School, Every Day (School Age Child Care) 2 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Advanced Placement AP Advanced Placement 3 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes After School, Some Days-School Age Child Care AS After School, Some Days (School Age Child Care) 4 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Before School, Every Day-School Age Child Care BE Before School, Every Day (School Age Child Care) 5 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Before School, Some Days-School Age Child Care BS Before School, Some Days (School Age Child Care) 6 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Resource Classroom C Resource Classroom (includes pulling out students from their regular classroom for supplemental instruction). Do not use for Special Education Personnel. 7 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Computer-based Instruction, lab setting CL Computer-based Instruction in a lab setting. 8 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Co-teaching CO Co-teaching, time during which two fully certificated teachers in the general education classroom (one general education teacher and one special education teacher) work together to provide instruction to students. Examples: Class within a class, team teaching, blended early childhood program. 9 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Delinquent Institution DI Delinquent Institution - Instructional Services 10 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Embedded Credit EC Embedded Credit 11 7/1/2007
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Early Literacy EL Early Literacy (K-2 program associated with Reading Recovery) 12 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Self-Contained Classroom G Self-Contained Classroom. Do not use for Special Education Personnel 13 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Before-or After-School Services H Before-or After-School Services (including Early Childhood Special Education, MPP and Block Grant Early Childhood Program) 14 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes International Baccalaureate IB International Baccalaureate 15 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Instructional Coach IC Instructional Coach 16 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Individual/Small Group IG Individual/Small Group-time during which a special education teacher provides instruction to a single special education student or a small group of special education students on a resource basis. Instruction could be in the general education classroom or in a setting removed from the general education classroom. Examples: Itinerant models and ECSE itinerant teachers, both traveling and school-based, speech/language pathology, resource rooms. 17 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Institution Instructional Services IH Institution (Delinquent or Neglected) Instructional Services - Before or After School 18 7/1/2008
10/21/2009
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Career Education Special Needs -Disabled J Career Education Special Needs -Disabled 19 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Career Education Special Needs - Disabled, Before-or After-School Services JH Career Education Special Needs - Disabled, Before-or After-School Services 20 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Career Education Special Needs-Disadvantaged K Career Education Special Needs-Disadvantaged 21 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Career Education Special Needs-Disadvantaged, Before-or After-School Services KH Career Education Special Needs-Disadvantaged, Before-or After-School Services 22 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Parent Educator-Direct Services L Parent Educator-Direct Services 23 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Parent Educator-Direct Services, Before- or After-School LH Parent Educator-Direct Services, Before- or After-School 24 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Low Incidence Self-Contained LI Low Incidence Self-Contained - Time during which a special education teacher is responsible for the content of and provision of instruction to special education students in a setting primarily designed for low incidence disability categories, including multiple disabilities; deaf/blind; autism; physical, other health, visual or hearing impairments. See the Missouri State Plan for Special Education, Section IX, Class Size and Caseloads for more information. 25 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Parent Educator-Contract with Another District M Parent Educator-Contract with Another District 26 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Parent Educator-Contract with Another District, Before- or After-School Services MH Parent Educator-Contract with Another District, Before- or After-School Services 27 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Parent Educator-Contract with Another Agency N Parent Educator-Contract with Another Agency 28 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Parent Educator-Contract with Another Agency, Before- or After-School Services NH Parent Educator-Contract with Another Agency, Before or-After-School Services 29 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Neglected Institution-Instructional Services NI Neglected Institution-Instructional Services 30 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Personal Assistant-Special Education One-on-One Aide PA Personal Assistant-Special Education One-on-One Aide 31 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Push-in Instructional Method PI Push-in Instructional Method 32 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Reading Recovery RR Reading Recovery 33 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Reading Recovery Teacher Leader RT Reading Recovery Teacher Leader 34 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Electronic Media-Satellite S Electronic Media-Satellite 35 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Self-Contained SC Self-Contained - Time during which a special education teacher is responsible for the content of and provision of instruction to special education students in a setting removed from the general education classroom. For ECSE, this would include reverse mainstream models. Example: Departmentalized instruction in a specific content area such as mathematics. 36 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes School Resource Officer SO School Resource Officer 37 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Member 0 0 Team Teaching Member 0 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 38 7/1/2006
10/14/2010
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Member 1 1 Team Teaching Member 1 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 39 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Member 2 2 Team Teaching Member 2 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 40 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Member 3 3 Team Teaching Member 3 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 41 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Member 4 4 Team Teaching Member 4 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 42 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Member 5 5 Team Teaching Member 5 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 43 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Member 6 6 Team Teaching Member 6 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 44 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Member 7 7 Team Teaching Member 7 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 45 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Member 8 8 Team Teaching Member 8 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 46 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Member 9 9 Team Teaching Member 9 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 47 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Leader 0 T0 Team Teaching Leader 0 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 48 7/1/2006
10/14/2010
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Leader 1 T1 Team Teaching Leader 1 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 49 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Leader 2 T2 Team Teaching Leader 2 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 50 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Leader 3 T3 Team Teaching Leader 3 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 51 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Leader 4 T4 Team Teaching Leader 4 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 52 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Leader 5 T5 Team Teaching Leader 5 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 53 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Leader 6 T6 Team Teaching Leader 6 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 54 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Leader 7 T7 Team Teaching Leader 7 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 55 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Leader 8 T8 Team Teaching Leader 8 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 56 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Team Teaching Leader 9 T9 Team Teaching Leader 9 (Team teaching identifies teachers cooperating in a joint instructional project within the same subject and group of students. Each team should be identified by a number and each teacher's assignment for that team project must be identified by the same team number. Indicate the team leader by the letter "T" preceding the team number in the delivery system. For example, the leader of Team 1 within a building would be designated by a delivery system of "T1" and the other members of that team would be shown with a "1" in the delivery system. Report the total class enrollment for the team leader, and leave the enrollment blank for other teachers on the team. Team teaching delivery system codes are not to be used for special education teachers.) 57 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Combined Classes 0 C0 Combined Classes 0 (Combined classes are situations where students of two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are taught during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "C0" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes taught by the same teacher is also combined, enter "C1" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "C1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. Combined classes taught at an area career center must follow the semester reporting requirements if the school breaks class reporting out by semester. See Exhibit 27 for more information on how to report.) 58 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Combined Classes 1 C1 Combined Classes 1 (Combined classes are situations where students of two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are taught during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "C1" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes taught by the same teacher is also combined, enter "C2" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "C1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. Combined classes taught at an area career center must follow the semester reporting requirements if the school breaks class reporting out by semester. See Exhibit 27 for more information on how to report.) 59 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Combined Classes 2 C2 Combined Classes 2 (Combined classes are situations where students of two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are taught during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "C1" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes taught by the same teacher is also combined, enter "C2" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "C1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. Combined classes taught at an area career center must follow the semester reporting requirements if the school breaks class reporting out by semester. See Exhibit 27 for more information on how to report.) 60 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Combined Classes 3 C3 Combined Classes 3 (Combined classes are situations where students of two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are taught during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "C1" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes taught by the same teacher is also combined, enter "C2" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "C1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. Combined classes taught at an area career center must follow the semester reporting requirements if the school breaks class reporting out by semester. See Exhibit 27 for more information on how to report.) 61 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Combined Classes 4 C4 Combined Classes 4 (Combined classes are situations where students of two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are taught during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "C1" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes taught by the same teacher is also combined, enter "C2" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "C1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. Combined classes taught at an area career center must follow the semester reporting requirements if the school breaks class reporting out by semester. See Exhibit 27 for more information on how to report.) 62 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Combined Classes 5 C5 Combined Classes 5 (Combined classes are situations where students of two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are taught during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "C1" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes taught by the same teacher is also combined, enter "C2" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "C1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. Combined classes taught at an area career center must follow the semester reporting requirements if the school breaks class reporting out by semester. See Exhibit 27 for more information on how to report.) 63 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Combined Classes 6 C6 Combined Classes 6 (Combined classes are situations where students of two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are taught during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "C1" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes taught by the same teacher is also combined, enter "C2" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "C1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. Combined classes taught at an area career center must follow the semester reporting requirements if the school breaks class reporting out by semester. See Exhibit 27 for more information on how to report.) 64 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Combined Classes 7 C7 Combined Classes 7 (Combined classes are situations where students of two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are taught during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "C1" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes taught by the same teacher is also combined, enter "C2" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "C1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. Combined classes taught at an area career center must follow the semester reporting requirements if the school breaks class reporting out by semester. See Exhibit 27 for more information on how to report.) 65 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Combined Classes 8 C8 Combined Classes 8 (Combined classes are situations where students of two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are taught during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "C1" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes taught by the same teacher is also combined, enter "C2" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "C1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. Combined classes taught at an area career center must follow the semester reporting requirements if the school breaks class reporting out by semester. See Exhibit 27 for more information on how to report.) 66 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Combined Classes 9 C9 Combined Classes 9 (Combined classes are situations where students of two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are taught during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "C1" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes taught by the same teacher is also combined, enter "C2" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "C1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. Combined classes taught at an area career center must follow the semester reporting requirements if the school breaks class reporting out by semester. See Exhibit 27 for more information on how to report.) 67 7/1/2006
5/15/2008
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Structured ESOL Immersion SE
68 7/1/2009
5/28/2009
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Content Based ESOL CB
69 7/1/2009
5/28/2009
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Pull Out ESOL PO
70 7/1/2009
5/28/2009
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Bilingual Immersion BL
71 7/1/2009
5/28/2009
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Two-way Developmental Programs TD
72 7/1/2009
5/28/2009
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Early and Late Exit Programs LE
73 7/1/2009
5/28/2009
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Sheltered Classrooms SH
74 7/1/2009
5/28/2009
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Newcomer Centers NW
75 7/1/2009
5/28/2009
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Instruction incorporates student’s native language NL
76 7/1/2009
5/28/2009
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Virtual Combined Classes 0 S0 Virtual Combined Classes (Virtual Combined classes are situations where students using virtual education resources that are studying two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are supervised during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "S1" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes supervised by the same teacher is also combined, enter "S2" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "S1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. 77 7/1/2009
5/28/2009
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Virtual Combined Classes 1 S1 Virtual Combined Classes (Virtual Combined classes are situations where students using virtual education resources that are studying two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are supervised during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "S1" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes supervised by the same teacher is also combined, enter "S2" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "S1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. 78 7/1/2009
5/28/2009
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Virtual Combined Classes 2 S2 Virtual Combined Classes (Virtual Combined classes are situations where students using virtual education resources that are studying two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are supervised during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "S1" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes supervised by the same teacher is also combined, enter "S2" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "S1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. 79 7/1/2009
5/28/2009
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Virtual Combined Classes 3 S3 Virtual Combined Classes (Virtual Combined classes are situations where students using virtual education resources that are studying two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are supervised during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "S1" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes supervised by the same teacher is also combined, enter "S2" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "S1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. 80 7/1/2009
5/28/2009
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Virtual Combined Classes 4 S4 Virtual Combined Classes (Virtual Combined classes are situations where students using virtual education resources that are studying two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are supervised during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "S1" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes supervised by the same teacher is also combined, enter "S2" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "S1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. 81 7/1/2009
5/28/2009
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Virtual Combined Classes 5 S5 Virtual Combined Classes (Virtual Combined classes are situations where students using virtual education resources that are studying two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are supervised during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "S1" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes supervised by the same teacher is also combined, enter "S2" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "S1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. 82 7/1/2009
5/28/2009
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Virtual Combined Classes 6 S6 Virtual Combined Classes (Virtual Combined classes are situations where students using virtual education resources that are studying two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are supervised during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "S1" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes supervised by the same teacher is also combined, enter "S2" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "S1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. 83 7/1/2009
5/28/2009
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Virtual Combined Classes 7 S7 Virtual Combined Classes (Virtual Combined classes are situations where students using virtual education resources that are studying two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are supervised during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "S1" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes supervised by the same teacher is also combined, enter "S2" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "S1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. 84 7/1/2009
5/28/2009
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Virtual Combined Classes 8 S8 Virtual Combined Classes (Virtual Combined classes are situations where students using virtual education resources that are studying two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are supervised during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "S1" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes supervised by the same teacher is also combined, enter "S2" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "S1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. 85 7/1/2009
5/28/2009
Course_Delivery_System_Codes Virtual Combined Classes 9 S9 Virtual Combined Classes (Virtual Combined classes are situations where students using virtual education resources that are studying two or more different subjects or course sequence levels (or grade levels for self-contained elementary classes) are supervised during the same time period by the same teacher. Indicate which classes are combined by entering "S1" in the delivery system for each class combined during that time period. (If another group of classes supervised by the same teacher is also combined, enter "S2" for each of those classes, etc.) The minutes per week for that class period should be divided by the number of classes being combined. For example, French 2 and French 3 taught together during a 250-minute class period are shown as two separate assignments with a delivery system of "S1" and 125 minutes per week for each class. 86 7/1/2009
5/28/2009
Course_Program_Codes Nonfunded 00 Nonfunded (For use when Career Education, Gifted, and Remedial Programs are provided by the district but are not state and federal assisted and with general and pre-career education Family and Consumer Sciences classes.) 1 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Career Education 01 Career Education (populated/system displayed on save) 2 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Career Education Special Needs 02 Career Education Special Needs (Disadvantaged and Handicapped) 3 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Title I.A-NCLB 03 Title I.A-NCLB 4 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Title I.C-NCLB 04 Title I.C-NCLB (Migrant Program) 5 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Special Education -K-12 and Early Childhood Special Education age 5K and 6 06 Special Education -K-12 and Early Childhood Special Education age 5K (kindergarten eligible) and 6 7 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Early Childhood/Parent Education 07 Early Childhood/Parent Education (Early Childhood Development Act) 8 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Gifted 08 Gifted (use course code 990808) 9 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Special Education services provided to other districts 09 Special Education (fiscal agent) services provided to other districts 10 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Title IV-NCLB 10 Title IV-NCLB 11 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Safe Schools Educational Services Grant 11 Safe Schools Educational Services Grant (State) 12 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Homeless 14 Homeless 13 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Remedial Reading, Reading Recovery, Early Literacy Learning-Paid with District Funds 15 Remedial Reading, Reading Recovery, Early Literacy Learning-HB474 Reading Programs (Remdedial Reading) - Paid with District Funds 14 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Juvenile Detention Center 16 Juvenile Detention Center 15 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Early Childhood Special Education-3 and 4-year olds 17 Early Childhood Special Education-3 and 4-year olds (and 5 Pre-K) 16 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Special Education services provided by another district/co-op 19 Special Education (participating district) services provided by another district/co-op 17 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Title II.A-NCLB 20 Title II.A-NCLB 18 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Federal Programs Administrative Pool 21 Federal Programs Administrative Pool 19 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Reading First 22 Reading First 20 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Extended Day Child Care Program 24 Extended Day Child Care Program (EDCCP) 21 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Child Care Development Fund 25 Child Care Development Fund (CCDF) 22 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes 21st Century Community Learning Centers 26 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) 23 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Missouri Preschool Projects 27 Missouri Preschool Projects 24 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Title II.D-NCLB 28 Title II.D-NCLB 25 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Title III – NCLB (Limited English Proficient) 29 Title III – NCLB (Limited English Proficient) 26 7/1/2006
8/20/2010
Course_Program_Codes Title VI Part B, Subpart 1-Small, Rural School Achievement Program-NCLB 30 Title VI Part B, Subpart 1-Small, Rural School Achievement Program-NCLB (REAP) 27 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Title VI Part B,Subpart 2-Rural and Low-Income School Program-NCLB 31 Title VI Part B,Subpart 2-Rural and Low-Income School Program-NCLB 28 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Even Start 32 Even Start 29 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Comprehensive School Reform 33 Comprehensive School Reform 30 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes Charter Schools 34 Charter Schools (Federally Funded) 31 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Program_Codes MO Option Program 35 MO Option Program 32 7/1/2007
6/3/2008 10:29:39 AM
Course_Program_Codes Refugee Children School Impact Program 36 Refugee Children School Impact Program 33 7/1/2007
6/3/2008 10:39:15 AM
Course_Program_Codes Title I.D – NCLB (Delinquent) 37 Title I.D – NCLB (Delinquent) 34 7/1/2009
8/20/2010
Course_Program_Codes Title II.B – NCLB (Mathematics and Science Partnerships) 38 Title II.B – NCLB (Mathematics and Science Partnerships) 35 7/1/2009
8/20/2010
Course_Program_Codes Title III – NCLB (Immigrant) 39 Title III – NCLB (Immigrant) 36 7/1/2009
8/20/2010
Course_Semester_Codes Full Year 0 Full Year 1 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Semester_Codes First Semester 1 First Semester 2 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Semester_Codes Second Semester 2 Second Semester 3 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Semester_Codes Third Semester 3 Third Semester 4 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Seq_Num_Codes Level 0 0 Level 0 - Sequence Number is a number 0 through 9 (not Roman numeral) which identifies courses taught at more than one level (for example, Language Arts 1, 2, 3; Algebra 1, 2.) If a course is offered at more than one level, it is essential that the proper sequence number be entered for each course to receive proper credit on the district's resource and performance reports. 0 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Seq_Num_Codes Level 1 1 Level 1 - Sequence Number is a number 0 through 9 (not Roman numeral) which identifies courses taught at more than one level (for example, Language Arts 1, 2, 3; Algebra 1, 2.) If a course is offered at more than one level, it is essential that the proper sequence number be entered for each course to receive proper credit on the district's resource and performance reports.

A sequence level of "1" need not be used unless more than one level of that course is taught. If only one level of course content is offered, SEQ may be left as “0”.		 1 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Seq_Num_Codes Level 2 2 Level 2 - Sequence Number is a number 0 through 9 (not Roman numeral) which identifies courses taught at more than one level (for example, Language Arts 1, 2, 3; Algebra 1, 2.) If a course is offered at more than one level, it is essential that the proper sequence number be entered for each course to receive proper credit on the district's resource and performance reports.

A sequence level of "1" need not be used unless more than one level of that course is taught. If only one level of course content is offered, SEQ may be left as “0”.		 2 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Seq_Num_Codes Level 3 3 Level 3 - Sequence Number is a number 0 through 9 (not Roman numeral) which identifies courses taught at more than one level (for example, Language Arts 1, 2, 3; Algebra 1, 2.) If a course is offered at more than one level, it is essential that the proper sequence number be entered for each course to receive proper credit on the district's resource and performance reports.

A sequence level of "1" need not be used unless more than one level of that course is taught. If only one level of course content is offered, SEQ may be left as “0”.		 3 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Seq_Num_Codes Level 4 4 Level 4 - Sequence Number is a number 0 through 9 (not Roman numeral) which identifies courses taught at more than one level (for example, Language Arts 1, 2, 3; Algebra 1, 2.) If a course is offered at more than one level, it is essential that the proper sequence number be entered for each course to receive proper credit on the district's resource and performance reports.

A sequence level of "1" need not be used unless more than one level of that course is taught. If only one level of course content is offered, SEQ may be left as “0”.		 4 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Seq_Num_Codes Level 5 5 Level 5 - Sequence Number is a number 0 through 9 (not Roman numeral) which identifies courses taught at more than one level (for example, Language Arts 1, 2, 3; Algebra 1, 2.) If a course is offered at more than one level, it is essential that the proper sequence number be entered for each course to receive proper credit on the district's resource and performance reports.

A sequence level of "1" need not be used unless more than one level of that course is taught. If only one level of course content is offered, SEQ may be left as “0”.		 5 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Seq_Num_Codes Level 6 6 Level 6 - Sequence Number is a number 0 through 9 (not Roman numeral) which identifies courses taught at more than one level (for example, Language Arts 1, 2, 3; Algebra 1, 2.) If a course is offered at more than one level, it is essential that the proper sequence number be entered for each course to receive proper credit on the district's resource and performance reports.

A sequence level of "1" need not be used unless more than one level of that course is taught. If only one level of course content is offered, SEQ may be left as “0”.		 6 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Seq_Num_Codes Level 7 7 Level 7 - Sequence Number is a number 0 through 9 (not Roman numeral) which identifies courses taught at more than one level (for example, Language Arts 1, 2, 3; Algebra 1, 2.) If a course is offered at more than one level, it is essential that the proper sequence number be entered for each course to receive proper credit on the district's resource and performance reports.

A sequence level of "1" need not be used unless more than one level of that course is taught. If only one level of course content is offered, SEQ may be left as “0”.		 7 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Seq_Num_Codes Level 8 8 Level 8 - Sequence Number is a number 0 through 9 (not Roman numeral) which identifies courses taught at more than one level (for example, Language Arts 1, 2, 3; Algebra 1, 2.) If a course is offered at more than one level, it is essential that the proper sequence number be entered for each course to receive proper credit on the district's resource and performance reports.

A sequence level of "1" need not be used unless more than one level of that course is taught. If only one level of course content is offered, SEQ may be left as “0”.		 8 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
Course_Seq_Num_Codes Level 9 9 Level 9 - Sequence Number is a number 0 through 9 (not Roman numeral) which identifies courses taught at more than one level (for example, Language Arts 1, 2, 3; Algebra 1, 2.) If a course is offered at more than one level, it is essential that the proper sequence number be entered for each course to receive proper credit on the district's resource and performance reports.

A sequence level of "1" need not be used unless more than one level of that course is taught. If only one level of course content is offered, SEQ may be left as “0”.		 9 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Cluster_Codes Agriculture, Food & Natural Resource 01 Planning, managing, and performing agricultural production and horticulture and landscaping services, and related professional and technical services, mining and extraction operations, and managing and conserving natural resources and related environmental services. 0 7/1/2007
3/21/2008 12:41:05 PM
CTE_Cluster_Codes Architecture & Construction 02 Designing, planning, managing, building, and maintaining physical structures and the larger built environment including roadways. 1 7/1/2007
3/21/2008 12:41:16 PM
CTE_Cluster_Codes Arts/ A/V Technology & Communication 03 Designing, producing, exhibiting, performing, writing, and publishing multimedia content including visual and performing arts and design, journalism, and entertainment services. 2 7/1/2007
3/21/2008 12:41:26 PM
CTE_Cluster_Codes Business & Administrative 04 Planning, managing, and providing administrative support, information processing, accounting, and human resource management. 3 7/1/2007
3/21/2008 12:41:42 PM
CTE_Cluster_Codes Education & Training 05 Planning, managing, and providing education and training services, and related learning support services including assessment and library and information services. 4 7/1/2007
3/21/2008 12:41:58 PM
CTE_Cluster_Codes Finance & Insurance 06 Planning, managing, and providing banking, investment, financial planning, and insurance services. 5 7/1/2007
3/21/2008 12:42:09 PM
CTE_Cluster_Codes Government & Public Administration 07 Planning, managing, and providing government legislative and administrative and regulatory services and related general purpose government services at the federal, state, and local levels. 6 7/1/2007
3/21/2008 12:42:13 PM
CTE_Cluster_Codes Health Science 08 Planning, managing, and providing diagnostic, therapeutic, and information and environmental services in health care. 7 7/1/2007
3/21/2008 12:42:27 PM
CTE_Cluster_Codes Hospitality & Tourism 09 Planning, managing, and providing lodging, food, recreation, convention and tourism, and related planning and support services such as travel-related services. 8 7/1/2007
3/21/2008 12:42:34 PM
CTE_Cluster_Codes Human Service 10 Planning, managing, and providing human services including social and related community services. 9 7/1/2007
3/21/2008 12:36:39 PM
CTE_Cluster_Codes Information Technology 11 Designing, developing, managing, and operating communication and information technology systems, networks, and related hardware and software for telecommunications and computing services. 10 7/1/2007
3/21/2008 12:42:52 PM
CTE_Cluster_Codes Law & Public Safety 12 Planning, managing, and providing judicial, legal, and protective services including professional and technical support services in the fire protection and criminal justice system. 11 7/1/2007
3/21/2008 12:42:59 PM
CTE_Cluster_Codes Manufacturing 13 Planning, managing, and performing the processing of materials into intermediate or final products and related professional and technical support activities such as production planning and control, maintenance and manufacturing/process engineering. 12 7/1/2007
3/21/2008 12:36:17 PM
CTE_Cluster_Codes Marketing Sales & Service 14 Planning, managing, and performing wholesaling and retailed marketing and distribution support services including merchandise/product management and promotion. 13 7/1/2007
3/21/2008 12:43:44 PM
CTE_Cluster_Codes Scientific Research/Engineering 15 Planning, managing, and providing scientific research and professional and technical services (physical/engineering and social) including laboratory and testing services, and research and development services. 14 7/1/2007
3/21/2008 12:43:57 PM
CTE_Cluster_Codes Transportation, Distribution, & Logistics 16 Planning, management, and movement of people, materials, and goods by road, pipeline, air, rail and water and related professional and technical support services such as transportation infrastructure planning and management, logistics services, mobile equipment and facility maintenance. 15 7/1/2007
3/21/2008 12:44:26 PM
CTE_Program_Codes AGRICULTURE (REG-SEC) 0104 AGRICULTURE Regular, Secondary (REG-SEC) 1 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes POST SECONDARY AGRICULTURE (REG-PS) 0107 POST SECONDARY AGRICULTURE Regular, Postsecondary (REG-PS) 2 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes ADULT AGRICULTURE (REG-A) 0110 ADULT AGRICULTURE Regular, Adult (REG-A) 3 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes BUSINESS (REG-SEC) 0204 BUSINESS Regular, Secondary (REG-SEC) 4 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes POST SECONDARY BUSINESS 0207 POST SECONDARY BUSINESS Regular, Postsecondary (REG-PS) 5 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes ADULT BUSINESS 0210 ADULT BUSINESS Regular, Adult (REG-A) 6 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes COE/CIE 0304 COE/CIE Regular, Secondary (REG-SEC) 7 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes MARKETING 0404 MARKETING Regular, Secondary (REG-SEC) 8 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes POST SECONDARY MARKETING 0407 POST SECONDARY MARKETING Regular, Postsecondary (REG-PS) 9 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes ADULT MARKETING 0410 ADULT MARKETING Regular, Adult (REG-A) 10 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes HEALTH 0504 HEALTH Regular, Secondary (REG-SEC) 11 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes POST SECONDARY HEALTH 0507 POST SECONDARY HEALTH Regular, Postsecondary (REG-PS) 12 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes ADULT HEALTH 0510 ADULT HEALTH Regular, Adult (REG-A) 13 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes CON FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES 0604 CON FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES Regular, Secondary (REG-SEC) 14 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes CON FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES 0607 CON FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES Regular, Postsecondary (REG-PS) 15 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes CON FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES 0610 CON FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES Adult (REG-A) 16 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes OC FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES 0704 OC FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES Regular, Secondary (REG-SEC) 17 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes POST SECONDARY OC FAM AND CONSUMER SCI 0707 POST SECONDARY OC FAM AND CONSUMER SCI Regular, Postsecondary (REG-PS) 18 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes ADULT OC FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES 0710 ADULT OC FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES Regular, Adult (REG-A) 19 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION 0804 TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION Regular, Secondary (REG-SEC) 20 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes POST SECONDARY TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL ED 0807 POST SECONDARY TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL ED Regular, Postsecondary (REG-PS) 21 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes ADULT TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION 0810 ADULT TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION Regular, Adult (REG-A) 22 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes GUIDANCE SERVICES 0904 GUIDANCE SERVICES Regular, Secondary (REG-SEC) 23 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes PROJECT LEAD THE WAY 1004 PROJECT LEAD THE WAY Regular, Secondary (REG-SEC) 24 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes ANCILLARY SERVICES 1104 ANCILLARY SERVICES Regular, Secondary (REG-SEC) 25 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes ASSISTANT DIRECTOR 1204 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Regular, Secondary (REG-SEC) 26 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes SPECIAL NEEDS 2204 SPECIAL NEEDS Regular, Secondary (REG-SEC) 27 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Codes VOCATIONAL PREP 2404 VOCATIONAL PREP Regular, Secondary (REG-SEC) 28 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Type_Codes Agricultural Ed. 0104 Agricultural Ed. (AGR) 1 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Type_Codes Business Ed. 0204 Business Ed. (BOE) 2 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Type_Codes Cooperative Ed. 0304 Cooperative Ed. (COE) 3 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Type_Codes Marketing Ed. 0404 Marketing Ed. (MDE) 4 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Type_Codes Health Sciences 0504 Health Sciences (HEA) 5 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Type_Codes Family (Consumer) 0604 Family (Consumer) (FCS) 6 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Type_Codes Family Consumer (Occupational) 0704 Family Consumer (Occupational) (OFCS) 7 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Type_Codes Trade and Industrial Ed. 0804 Trade and Industrial Ed. (VIE) 8 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Type_Codes Guidance Services 0904 Guidance Services (GUI) 9 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Type_Codes Project Lead the Way 1004 Project Lead the Way (PLTW) 10 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Type_Codes Ancillary Services 1104 Ancillary Services (ANC) 11 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Type_Codes Career Ed. Area Career Center 1204 Career Ed. Area Career Center (AD) 12 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Type_Codes Career Ed. Special Needs 2204 Career Ed. Special Needs (DIS/SN) 13 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_Program_Type_Codes Career Ed. Preparation 2404 Career Ed. Preparation (VP/SN) 14 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
CTE_TSA_Testing_Codes Passed Test PT Student passed the Technical Skills Assessment. 1 7/1/2008
12/17/2008 10:19:39 AM
CTE_TSA_Testing_Codes Failed Test FT Student failed to pass the Technical Skills Assessment. 2 7/1/2008
12/17/2008 10:19:24 AM
CTE_TSA_Testing_Codes Not Tested NT Student is eligible for Technical Skills Attainment and an assessment was available, but the student did not take the assessment. 3 7/1/2008
12/17/2008 11:50:31 AM
CTE_TSA_Testing_Codes Not Available NA Student is eligible for Technical Skills Attainment, but an assessment was not made available. 4 7/1/2008
12/17/2008 11:51:05 AM
CTE_TSA_Testing_Codes Not Eligible NE Student is not eligible for Career Education Technical Skills Attainment. 5 7/1/2008
12/17/2008 11:51:33 AM
CTE_TSA_Testing_Codes Pending Results PR Student has taken Technical Skills Assessment however, the results are not known yet. 6 7/1/2008
12/17/2008 10:22:08 AM
DESE_College_Codes AVILA COLLEGE 511932 AVILA COLLEGE 1 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes BAPTIST BIBLE COLLEGE 038829 BAPTIST BIBLE COLLEGE 2 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes BLUE RIVER COMMUNITY COLL 161165 BLUE RIVER COMMUNITY COLL 3 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes CENTRAL METHODIST COLLEGE 630984 CENTRAL METHODIST COLLEGE 4 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes COLUMBIA COLLEGE 515712 COLUMBIA COLLEGE 5 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes COTTEY COLLEGE 070431 COTTEY COLLEGE 6 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes CROWDER COLLEGE 166166 CROWDER COLLEGE 7 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes CULVER STOCKTON COLLEGE 018750 CULVER STOCKTON COLLEGE 8 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes DRURY UNIVERSITY 603541 DRURY UNIVERSITY 9 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes EAST CENTRAL JR COLLEGE 130130 EAST CENTRAL JR COLLEGE 10 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes EVANGEL UNIVERSITY 041617 EVANGEL UNIVERSITY 11 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes FLORISSANT VALLEY 149152 FLORISSANT VALLEY 12 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes FONTBONNE COLLEGE 038603 FONTBONNE COLLEGE 13 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes FOREST PARK 149150 FOREST PARK 14 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes HANNIBAL LAGRANGE COLLEGE 041544 HANNIBAL LAGRANGE COLLEGE 15 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes HARRIS STOWE COLLEGE 300194 HARRIS STOWE COLLEGE 16 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes JEFFERSON COLLEGE 145145 JEFFERSON COLLEGE 17 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes LINCOLN UNIVERSITY 117117 LINCOLN UNIVERSITY 18 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes LINDENWOOD COLLEGE 018759 LINDENWOOD COLLEGE 19 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes LINN STATE TECH COLLEGE 508313 LINN STATE TECH COLLEGE 20 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes LONGVIEW COMM COLL/BUS OF 161164 LONGVIEW COMM COLL/BUS OF 21 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes MAPLE WOODS/BUS OFFICE 161162 MAPLE WOODS/BUS OFFICE 22 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY 041639 MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY 23 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes MERAMEC 149151 MERAMEC 24 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes METRO COMM COLL, BUS AND TECH 161166 METRO COMM COLL, BUS AND TECH 25 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes METROPOLITAN JR COLL/BUS 161161 METROPOLITAN JR COLL/BUS 26 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes MINERAL AREA JR COLLEGE 163163 MINERAL AREA JR COLLEGE 27 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes MISSOURI STATE UNIV-SPRINGFLD 119119 MISSOURI STATE UNIV-SPRINGFLD 28 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE 514772 MISSOURI VALLEY COLLEGE 29 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes MO BAPTIST COLLEGE 041538 MO BAPTIST COLLEGE 30 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes MO SOUTHERN STATE COLLEGE 143143 MO SOUTHERN STATE COLLEGE 31 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes MO WESTERN STATE COLLEGE 160160 MO WESTERN STATE COLLEGE 32 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes MOBERLY COMM COLLEGE 162162 MOBERLY COMM COLLEGE 33 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes MU KANSAS CITY 116117 MU KANSAS CITY 34 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes MU ST LOUIS 116118 MU ST LOUIS 35 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes N W MO STATE UNIVERSITY 118118 N W MO STATE UNIVERSITY 36 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes NORTH CENTRAL MO COLLEGE 198198 NORTH CENTRAL MO COLLEGE 37 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes OZARK TECHNICAL COLLEGE 640121 OZARK TECHNICAL COLLEGE 38 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes PARK UNIVERSITY 511931 PARK UNIVERSITY 39 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes PENN VALLEY/BUSINESS OFF 161163 PENN VALLEY/BUSINESS OFF 40 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes ROCKHURST UNIVERSITY 501839 ROCKHURST UNIVERSITY 41 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes S E MO STATE UNIVERSITY 120120 S E MO STATE UNIVERSITY 42 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes SE COMM COLLEGE-W BURLINGTON 300128 SE COMM COLLEGE-W BURLINGTON 43 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes SOUTHWEST BAPTIST UNIV 635440 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST UNIV 44 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes ST CHARLES CO COMM COLLEG 146146 ST CHARLES CO COMM COLLEG 45 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes ST LOUIS COMM COLL - WILDWOOD 149154 ST LOUIS COMM COLL - WILDWOOD 46 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes ST LOUIS COMMUNITY COLL 149149 ST LOUIS COMMUNITY COLL 47 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes ST LOUIS UNIVERSITY 300310 ST LOUIS UNIVERSITY 48 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes STATE FAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE 126126 STATE FAIR COMMUNITY COLLEGE 49 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes STEPHENS COLLEGE 005177 STEPHENS COLLEGE 50 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes THREE RIVERS COMM COLL 200200 THREE RIVERS COMM COLL 51 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes TRUMAN UNIVERSITY 122122 TRUMAN UNIVERSITY 52 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI 121121 UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI 53 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes UNIVERSITY OF MO 116116 UNIVERSITY OF MO 54 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes UNIVERSITY OF MO-ROLLA 116119 UNIVERSITY OF MO-ROLLA 55 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes WASHINGTON UNIV 300342 WASHINGTON UNIV 56 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes WEBSTER UNIVERSITY - ST LOUIS 300335 WEBSTER UNIVERSITY - ST LOUIS 57 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes WESTMINSTER COLLEGE 049495 WESTMINSTER COLLEGE 58 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE 062273 WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE 59 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_College_Codes WILLIAM WOODS COLLEGE 511106 WILLIAM WOODS COLLEGE 60 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_District_Codes ACADEMIE LAFAYETTE 048914 ACADEMIE LAFAYETTE 1 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_District_Codes ACADEMY OF KANSAS CITY 048908 ACADEMY OF KANSAS CITY 2 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_District_Codes ADAIR CO. R-I 001090 ADAIR CO. R-I 3 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_District_Codes ADAIR CO. R-II 001092 ADAIR CO. R-II 4 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_District_Codes ADRIAN R-III 007123 ADRIAN R-III 5 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_District_Codes ADVANCE R-IV 103129 ADVANCE R-IV 6 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_District_Codes AFFTON 101 096098 AFFTON 101 7 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_District_Codes ALBANY R-III 038046 ALBANY R-III 8 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_District_Codes ALLEN VILLAGE 048909 ALLEN VILLAGE 9 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_District_Codes ALTA VISTA CHARTER SCH 048902 ALTA VISTA CHARTER SCH 10 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_District_Codes ALTENBURG 48 079078 ALTENBURG 48 11 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_District_Codes ALTON R-IV 075087 ALTON R-IV 12 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_District_Codes APPLETON CITY R-II 093120 APPLETON CITY R-II 13 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_District_Codes ARCADIA VALLEY R-II 047062 ARCADIA VALLEY R-II 14 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_District_Codes ARCHIE R-V 019139 ARCHIE R-V 15 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_District_Codes ASH GROVE R-IV 039135 ASH GROVE R-IV 16 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_District_Codes ATLANTA C-3 061150 ATLANTA C-3 17 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_District_Codes AURORA R-VIII 055110 AURORA R-VIII 18 7/1/2006
1/17/2008
DESE_District_Codes AVA R-I