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SIRS - p-12 - New York State Education Department

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Chapter 5: Reporting Rules Reporting Responsibilities Tables<br />

Description of Students<br />

7) A student who resides in the district,<br />

is “homebound” (temporary, long-term<br />

absence), and therefore can be<br />

associated with a school in the district.<br />

8) A student who resides in the district,<br />

is homebound, and cannot be<br />

associated with a school in the district<br />

(is not expected to attend a school in<br />

the district).<br />

9) A general-education student who<br />

resides in the district and is placed by a<br />

parent/guardian in another public<br />

school district.<br />

10) A student with a disability or a<br />

student who is referred to the CSE for<br />

determination of eligibility for specialeducation<br />

services who resides in the<br />

district and is placed by a<br />

parent/guardian in another public<br />

school district.<br />

11) A student with a disability or a<br />

student who is referred to the CSE for<br />

determination of eligibility for specialeducation<br />

services who is placed in a<br />

nonpublic school by a parent/guardian.<br />

Accountability<br />

or Instructional<br />

Responsibility<br />

District of<br />

residence<br />

District of<br />

residence<br />

District of<br />

attendance<br />

District of<br />

attendance<br />

Nonpublic school<br />

(Instructional)<br />

Not applicable<br />

(Accountability)<br />

CSE/CPSE<br />

Responsibility<br />

District of<br />

residence<br />

District of<br />

residence<br />

Who will Report Data to<br />

<strong>SIRS</strong> and Using What Code<br />

(i.e., the District of<br />

Responsibility)<br />

District of residence (Reason<br />

for Beginning Enrollment<br />

Code 0011)<br />

District of residence (Reason<br />

for Beginning Enrollment<br />

Code 0011)<br />

Not applicable District of attendance<br />

(Reason for Beginning<br />

Enrollment Code 0011)<br />

District of<br />

residence<br />

District in<br />

which the<br />

nonpublic<br />

school is<br />

located<br />

District of attendance<br />

(Reason for Beginning<br />

Enrollment Code 0011)<br />

District of residence (Reason<br />

for Beginning Enrollment<br />

Code 5905)<br />

District in which the nonpublic<br />

school is located (Reason for<br />

Beginning Enrollment Code<br />

5905)<br />

Nonpublic school participating<br />

in <strong>SIRS</strong> (Reason for<br />

Beginning Enrollment Code<br />

0011)<br />

Location/BEDS Code<br />

(i.e., the Building of<br />

Enrollment)<br />

Use the <strong>12</strong> digits of the<br />

BEDS code of the school<br />

the student would attend<br />

First 8 digits of the district<br />

BEDS code and “0777” as<br />

the last 4 digits<br />

Building of attendance<br />

BEDS code<br />

Building of attendance<br />

BEDS code<br />

Nonpublic school building<br />

BEDS code for schools<br />

that are registered. School<br />

district may apply for an<br />

institution code for a<br />

“noncompliant nonpublic<br />

school” by contacting<br />

dataquest@mail.nysed.gov<br />

52 Student Information Repository System Manual for 2010–11 Version 6.2

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