SIRS - p-12 - New York State Education Department
SIRS - p-12 - New York State Education Department
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Chapter 8: Reporting Enrollment Records<br />
lead to a high school diploma must be reported with a Reason for Ending Enrollment Code<br />
8338 — Incarcerated student, no participation in a program culminating in a regular diploma.<br />
Students who end enrollment in a district school to attend a community-based program<br />
that is not an approved AHSEP or HSEP program must be reported with a Reason for Ending<br />
Enrollment Code 306 — Transferred to other high school equivalency (GED) preparation<br />
program.<br />
Recipients of IEPs or High School Equivalency diplomas who return to pursue a local<br />
diploma should be reported at the grade level the district determines to be appropriate. Such<br />
returning students should be given a new enrollment record and all other required data.<br />
Home-schooled Students<br />
Students enrolled in a district who leave the school/district because they will be<br />
instructed at home by a parent/guardian or tutor employed by the parent/guardian must be<br />
reported by the school/district with a Reason for Ending Enrollment Code 255 — Transferred<br />
to home-schooling by parent or guardian. Resident students not enrolled in a school who are<br />
instructed at home by a parent/guardian or tutor employed by the parent/guardian must be<br />
reported if they take a <strong>State</strong> assessment or if they are referred to the CSE for determination of<br />
eligibility for special education or if they are identified as students with disabilities by the district<br />
CSE and the district is providing special-education services. At their discretion, districts may<br />
report other home-schooled students, but the districts will not have accountability responsibility<br />
for these other students. The district of residence must use Reason for Beginning Enrollment<br />
Code 0011 — Enrollment in building or grade to report general-education home-schooled<br />
students who are taking a <strong>State</strong> assessment. The district of residence must use Reason for<br />
Beginning Enrollment Code 5905 — Committee on Special <strong>Education</strong> (CSE) responsibility only<br />
to report special-education records and assessment records for home-schooled students with<br />
disabilities or home-schooled students who are referred to the CSE for determination of<br />
eligibility for special-education services. To report assessment records for home-schooled<br />
students, the district of residence must open enrollment for the student in <strong>SIRS</strong> on the day the<br />
student takes the assessment, report the assessment record for the assessment taken, and<br />
then use the Reason for Ending Enrollment Code 255 to end enrollment the day after the<br />
student completes this assessment or, if the student takes multiple assessments in the school<br />
year, the day after the student completes the last assessment for the year. If the student takes<br />
multiple assessments in a school year, the district of residence must repeat this process to<br />
report each assessment administered. The BEDS code used on these records is the first eight<br />
digits of the district code followed by 0888. The assessment scores of these students will not<br />
be included in the accountability calculations for the district of residence.<br />
Homebound (Home-Tutored) Students<br />
Homebound students (also known as home-tutored) are students who are unable to<br />
attend school for the remainder of the school year because of a physical, mental, or emotional<br />
illness or injury — substantiated by a licensed physician or, for students with disabilities,<br />
placed in homebound instruction by the CSE — and are instructed at home or in a hospital by<br />
a tutor provided by the district of responsibility. The district of residence is responsible for<br />
testing and reporting these students. The building of location code for these students is the first<br />
eight digits of the district code followed by 0777. The building of location code for students who<br />
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