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State Performance Plan Indicators 4A & 4B: Suspension and Expulsion Rates

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Summary: The State Performance Plan indicator report reveals any disproportionate Suspension or Expulsions for Students with Disabilities.

The following formula is used to calculate the rates:

NOTE: For discrepancies in suspension/expulsion rates of students with disabilities, a district would need to be above the positive threshold in order to be identified as having a significant discrepancy. LEAs that exceed the 2.22 rate difference threshold are considered for reporting purposes to have a significant discrepancy in the discipline of students with disabilities.

Usage: Review disproportionate rates for the student SPED population as per TEA link below.

Special Notes:

  • This report uses data from the prior school year. For example the 2021-2022 report uses data from the 20-21 school year.
  • Discipline records only looking for Disciplinary Action Codes-E1005 (C164) = 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 07, 09, 11, 12, 15, 25, 50, 51, 52, 53, 56, 58, 59, 61

Data Sources: PEIMS Summer records

Definitions:

  • Campus Code: 9 Digit county District Campus Number
  • Campus Name: Campus Name
  • SPED With Discipline: Total number students having a PEIMS 42405 or 42505 record including mainstream and a special ed removal greater than 10 cumulative days.
  • SPED Total: Total number students having a PEIMS 42405 or 42505 record including mainstream.
  • Non SPED With Discipline: Total number students not in special education having a PEIMS 44425 discipline record with a removal greater than 10 cumulative days.
  • Non SPED Total: Total students not in special education

Calculations:

Features:

  • Filter on:
    • Single select Year (default most recent summer PEIMS year loaded)
    • Race/Ethnicity
      • Default All = 4A Indicator
      • Select specific race/ethnicity = 4B Indicator
Updated on 08/03/2022

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