Texas State Reporting Setup

e0266

Enter the county/district/campus number.

e0267

Enter the description of the county/district/campus number.

Building

Enter the local building number.

PEIMS Action Code

Enter the state equivalency code for the disciplinary action that results in placement.

Code

Enter the local number for the county/district/campus of disciplinary campus for placement. This value defaults in the Assignment Building field on the Action page.

Description

Enter the name of the disciplinary placement.

Code

Enter up to 5 characters to define the lunch group.

Description

Enter a description of the lunch group.

Building

Enter the building number that this lunch group applies to.

Cycle Day

Enter the cycle day that this lunch group applies to. If you need to enter the same time for all cycle days, enter ALL.

Start Time

Enter the time that this lunch starts. Enter time as HH:MM AM or HH:MM PM.

End Time

Enter the time that this lunch ends. Enter time as HH:MM AM or HH:MM PM.

Code

Pass Fail indicator code.

Description

Description of the pass fail indicator.

Override Flag

Enter the Mark Reporting Credit Override Reason code for which you want to return the pass fail indicator.

Building

The building for the setup.

HS Sem Mark Types

A comma-delimited list of marks on which credit is issued and semesters are defined. This can be blank only if the building does not include high school courses. The number of times a course receives this mark determines the number of sequences processed.

HS Final Mark Types

A comma-delimited list of marks issued for a high school course's final grade. This can be blank only if the building's 415 records do not include the final grade.

Non HS Mark Types

A comma-delimited list of marks issued for a non-high school course's final grade. Middle schools and elementary schools must define this.

EOC Mark Types

Comma-delimited list of marks defined for the End of Course test. The Pass/Fail calculation references this field to find an EOC mark type for a course where the student has passing marks for the HS Sem Mark Types but fails to receive credit. If the calculation finds a failing EOC test score, it assigns the student the Pass/Fail Indicator = 07 – Course Passed, No Credit (Other Parts of Course Not Passed).

Verify the building's Average Setup in Mark Reporting includes End of Course test mark types.

Hs Building Types

A comma-delimited list of building types used to define a course as a high school course.

Attempted Ovr Reason

Code for the Credit Override Reason that indicates the student did not take a course for credit, as in an audited course. If the Pass/Fail Calculation finds this code in the Mark Entry by Student page's Attempted Credit Override Reason, it skips the course and does not assign a Pass/Fail Indicator.

HS SEM Mark Types

SEM

Mark type issued each semester that determines if a student passed the specific semester.

All high school buildings must have a mark selected.

SEM

Mark type issued each semester for courses taken for high school credit. Determines if a student passed the specific semester.

If the school offers high school courses, a mark must be selected.

Blank.

HS Final Mark Types

FIN

Mark type that holds the final grade for the course.

If a final mark is not issued, leave this field blank.

FIN

Mark type that holds the final grade for the course taken for high school credit. Determines are used to indicate if a student passed the course.

If a final mark is not issued, leave this field blank.

Blank.

Non HS Final Mark Types

Blank.

FIN

Mark type issued at the end of middle school course indicating the final grade. Determines if the student passed the course.

FIN

The mark type issued at the end of the course to indicate whether the student passed.

EOC Mark Types

Mark types used to average an End of Course assessment into a student's course grade. If not used, leave this field blank.

The mark types selected would be used in a Mark Average Setup.

If the building includes high school courses using End of Course Assessments as part of the final grade, select the mark types identifying those tests.

To be factored into the Pass/Fail Calculation, the mark types need to be included in a Mark Reporting Average Setup for the building.

Leave the field blank if no high school courses are involved or End of Course Assessments are not used.

Blank.

HS Building Types

HIGH

Building type defined for high school courses.

HIGH

If the building does not include high school courses, leave this field blank.

Blank.

Row Num

Enter the row ID.

Snapshot Date

Enter the snapshot date for the submission.

Resubmit Date

Enter the resubmit date.

Last School Date

Last day of enrollment for the submission. This date is used to determine values for fields that are date tracked.

Esy Aggregate

Indicate if extended year information aggregates totals or minutes for each service date.

• Select if you will enter each student's total Extended School Year minutes on the Extended Year Entry By Student page.

• Blank if you will enter the student's Extended School Year minutes daily.

Biling Summer Start Date

Start date to use to select the Bilingual/ESL Summer program records to report.

Biling Summer End Date

End date to use to select the Bilingual/ESL Summer program records to report.

Sub 4 Dual Credit School Year

The four-digit school year checked by the PEIMS download when creating 415 records (Dual Credit courses) for the Extended Year submission.

For example, enter 2022 for the 2021-2022 school year.

Sub 4 Dual Cred Env

Select if the PEIMS download should include Dual Credit courses in your regular or summer school Master Schedule. Enter R for regular year or S for summer school.

Audit Report in Tac

Select to include the ability to print the attendance verification report in TAC.

Building

Building number of the enrollment building of the students for whom you want to use the specified GPA type.

Academic Year

Enter the academic year for the students for whom you want to use the specified GPA type.

Course

Do not use.

GPA Type

Code for the GPA type you want to use.

Grade Level

Enter the grade level value.

Code

Enter 1. You should only have one row in this table.

UpToDate

List immunization status codes considered as current on immunizations:

• MR – Meets Requirements

• CO – Complete

• DS – Disease

• IP – In Progress

Do not list EX and NA.

Delinquent

List immunization status codes considered delinquent or past due on the state immunization report. This comes pre-populated with

• OV – Overdue

• IS – Insufficient

• NR – No Record

Do not list EX and NA.

Provisional

List immunization exemption codes that are provisionally exempt from immunizations:

• PR – Provisional

• K – Katrina victims

Medical

List immunization exemption codes that are medically exempt from immunizations:

• M - Medical

Religious

List immunization exemption codes that are religiously exempt from immunizations:

• R - Religious

Conscientious

List immunization exemption codes that are conscientiously exempt from immunizations:

• C - Conscientious.

7A

COVID-19: Engaged for the majority of the time period.

7A

7B

COVID-19: Not contactable for the entire time period.

7B

7C

COVID-19: Not contactable before May 1st; Contact made May 1st or after but not engaged through the end of the school year.

7C

7D

COVID-19: Not contactable before May 1st; Contact made May 1st or after and engaged through the end of the school year.

7D

7E

COVID-19: Contactable but not engaged for the majority of the time period.

7E

7F

COVID-19: Contactable but not engaged before May 1st; Not contactable May 1st or after.

7F

7G

COVID-19: Contactable but not engaged before May 1st; Engaged May 1st or after through the end of the school year.

7G

7H

COVID-19: Engaged before May 1st; Not contactable May 1st through the end of the school year.

7H

7I

COVID-19: Engaged before May 1st; Not engaged May 1st through the end of the school year.

7I

8A

COVID19: On September 28, 2020 the student is being instructed on-campus.

8A

8B

COVID19: On September 28, 2020 the student is being instructed through the remote synchronous method.

8B

8C

COVID19: On September 28, 2020 the student is being instructed through the remote asynchronous method.

8C

9A

COVID19: On October 30, 2020 the student is being instructed on-campus.

9A

9B

COVID19: On October 30, 2020 the student is being instructed through the remote synchronous method.

9B

9C

COVID19: On October 30, 2020 the student is being instructed through the remote asynchronous method.

9C

1A

COVID19: On January 29, 2021 the student is being instructed on-campus.

1A

1B

COVID19: On January 29, 2021 the student is being instructed through the remote synchronous method.

1B

1C

COVID19: On January 29, 2021 the student is being instructed through the remote asynchronous method.

1C

2A

COVID19: On March 31, 2021 the student is being instructed on-campus.

2A

2B

COVID19: On March 31, 2021 the student is being instructed through the remote synchronous method.

2B

2C

COVID19: On March 31, 2021 the student is being instructed through the remote asynchronous method.

2C

01

Non-Public Pre-K Head Start

01

02

Public Pre-K

02

05

Non-Public Pre-K Licensed Child Care

05

07

Public Pre-K Head Start

07

08

Public Pre-K Licensed Child Care

08

10

Non-Public Pre-K

10

11

In-District Charter Partnership

11

99

Other

99

03

Closed COVID19 - TEA Approved

03

04

Closed COVID19 - Not Approved

04

ADSY

Additional Day School Year

ADSY

C

School Closure due to Weather

E

Early Release

ED

F

Final Exams

H

Holiday

H

I

In-Service Training

T

O

Other

O

T

TAKS/STAAR Testing

W

Weather Make Up Day

W

002

Art Therapist

004

Assistant/Associate/Deputy Superintendent

005

Associate School Psychologist

006

Audiologist

007

Corrective Therapist

008

School Counselor

011

Educational Diagnostician

012

District Instructional Program Director or Executive Director

013

Librarian

015

Music Therapist

016

Occupational Therapist

017

Certified Orientation & Mobility Specialist

018

Physical Therapist

019

Physician

020

Principal

021

Recreational Therapist

022

School Nurse

023

LSSP/Psychologist

024

Social Worker

025

Special Duty Teacher

026

Speech Therapist

027

Superintendent

028

Teacher Supervisor

029

Teacher

030

Truant Officer/Visiting Teacher

032

Work-Based Learning Site Coordinator

033

Educational Aide

036

Certified Interpreter

037

Non-Certified Interpreter

040

Athletic Director

041

Teacher Facilitator

042

Teacher Appraiser

043

Business Manager

044

Tax Assessor And/Or Collector

045

Director Of Personnel/Human Resources

047

Substitute Teacher

054

Department Head

055

Registrar

056

Athletic Trainer

058

Other Campus Professional Personnel

060

Executive Director

061

Assistant-Associate-Deputy Executive Director

062

Component-Department Director

063

Coordinator-Manager-Supervisor

064

Specialist-Consultant

065

Field Service Agent

079

Other Education Service Center Professional

080

Other Non-instructional District Professional Personnel

087

Teacher

100

Instructional Materials Coordinator

101

Legal Services

102

Communications Professional

103

Research/Evaluation Professional

104

Internal Auditor

105

Security

106

District/Campus Information Technology Professional

107

Food Service Professional

108

Transportation

109

Athletics (Other than Athletic Director)

110

Custodial (Professional/Mgmt)

111

Maintenance (Professional/Mgmt)

112

Business Services Professional

113

Other District Exempt Professional Auxiliary

114

Other Campus Exempt Professional Auxiliary

115

Psychiatric Nurse

116

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

117

Licensed Professional Counselor

118

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

119

Family and Community Liaison

120

Instructional Coach

1

School District Or Charter School Employee

1

2

Contracted Professional Staff (Instructional and Non-Instructional with ROLE-ID in C021 code table) - this is Inactive

3

3

Contracted Professional Staff (Instructional and Non-Instructional with ROLE-ID in C021 code table)

3

0

Enrolled in Prior Year, not Enrolled Before Current Year Fall Date.

1

The student Was Enrolled on the PEIMS Fall As-Of-Date.

2

The student Was Enrolled in Current Year, Not Enrolled on PEIMS Fall As-Of-Date.

A

Enrolled Prior Year but never enrolled Current Year.

B

Enrolled in Start Window & on Current Year Fall As-of Date.

C

Enrolled in Start Window, But Not on Current Year Fall As-of Date.

D

Enrolled Prior Year, Not in Start Window, but enrolled on Current Year Fall As-of Date.

E

Enrolled Prior Year & in Current Year, but not in Start Window or on Fall As-of Date.

F

Not Enrolled Prior Year, Not in Start Window, but enrolled on Current Year Fall As-of Date.

G

Not Enrolled Prior Year, was enrolled Current Year, but Not in Start Window or On Fall Date.

H

The student Was Enrolled on the final day of the school year.

I

The student Was Enrolled in Current Year, Not Enrolled on the final day.

X

For all students in grades EE-06.

000

000 Not Applicable

010

Adobe Certified Associate After Effects

010

011

Adobe Certified Associate Animate

011

012

Adobe Certified Associate Creative Cloud

012

013

Adobe Certified Associate Creative Suite 6

013

014

Adobe Certified Associate Flash

014

015

Adobe Certified Associate Illustrator

015

016

Adobe Certified Associate InDesign

016

017

Adobe Certified Associate Photoshop

017

018

Adobe Certified Associate Premiere Pro

018

019

Adobe Certified Associate Visual Design Specialist

019

020

Adobe Certified Associate Web Design Specialist

020

030

Adobe Certified Expert After Effects

030

031

Adobe Certified Expert Illustrator

031

032

Adobe Certified Expert InDesign

032

033

Adobe Certified Expert Photoshop

033

034

Adobe Certified Expert Web Premiere Pro

034

040

Aerospace Manufacturing

040

100

100 API Welding

100

101

Apple App Development with Swift

101

102

Apple Final Cut Pro X

102

103

Apple iWork

103

104

Apple Logic Pro X

104

110

110 ASE Air Conditioning

110

120

120 ASE Auto Transmission

120

121

ASE Auto Transmission Entry Level

121

130

130 ASE Automobile Service Technology

130

131

ASE Automobile Service Technology Entry Level

131

140

140 ASE Brakes

140

141

ASE Brakes Entry Level

141

150

150 ASE Electronic Systems

150

151

ASE Electrical/Electronic Systems Entry Level

151

160

160 ASE Engine Performance

160

161

ASE Engine Performance Entry Level

161

170

170 ASE Engine Repair

170

171

ASE Engine Repair Entry Level

171

180

180 ASE Heating

180

181

ASE Heating and Air Conditioning

181

182

ASE Heating, Ventilation, AC (HVAC) Entry Level

182

190

190 ASE Maintenance Light Repair

190

191

ASE Maintenance Light Repair Entry Level

191

200

200 ASE Manual Drive Train

200

201

ASE Manual Drive Train Axles Entry Level

201

210

210 ASE Mech Elec Components

210

211

ASE Mech Elec Components Entry Level

211

220

220 ASE Non-Structural Analysis Damage Repair

220

221

ASE Non-Structural Analysis Damage Repair Entry Level

221

230

230 ASE Painting & Refinishing (B2)

230

231

ASE Painting & Refinishing Entry Level

231

240

240 ASE Refrigerant Recovery and Recycling

240

250

250 ASE Structural Analysis Damage Repair

250

251

ASE Structural Analysis Damage Repair Entry Level

251

260

260 ASE Suspension And Steering

260

261

ASE Suspension and Steering Entry Level

261

270

270 ASE Truck Technician Brakes

270

271

ASE Truck Technician Brakes Entry Level

271

280

280 ASE Truck Technician Diesel Engines

280

290

290 ASE Truck Technician Drive Trains

290

300

300 ASE Truck Technician Electronic Systems

300

301

ASE Truck Technician Electronic Systems Entry Level

301

310

310 ASE Truck Technician HVAC

310

320

320 ASE Truck Technician Suspension Steering

320

321

ASE Truck Technician Suspension Steering Entry Level

321

330

330 Associate of (ISC)²

330

331

Autodesk Certified Professional or User AutoCAD

331

332

Autodesk Certified Professional or User AutoCAD Civil 3D

332

333

Autodesk Certified Professional or User Autodesk Revit Building Systems

333

334

Autodesk Certified Professional or User Revit Architecture

334

335

Autodesk Certified Professional or User Revit MEP Electrical

335

336

Autodesk Certified Professional or User Inventor

336

340

340 AWS D1.1 Structural Steel

340

350

350 AWS D9.1 Sheet Metal Welding

350

351

AWS Certified Welder

351

360

360 AWS SENSE Welding Level 1

360

361

Barber Operator License

361

362

Basic Structure Fire Protection

362

365

C++ Certified Associate Programmer

365

366

Certified Aerospace Technician

366

367

Certified Associate Project Management

367

368

Certified Cardiographic Technician

368

369

Certified Coding Associate

369

370

370 Certified Dental Assistant

370

380

380 Certified EKG Technician

380

381

Certified Electronics Systems Associate

381

382

Certified Engineering Technician - Audio Systems

382

383

Certified Fundamentals Cook

383

384

Certified Fundamentals Pastry Cook

384

385

Certified Hospitality & Tourism Management

385

386

Certified Insurance Service Representative

386

390

390 Certified Nurse Aide/Assistant

390

391

Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant

391

392

Certified Ophthalmic Technician

392

400

400 Certified Patient Care Technician (CPCT)

400

401

Certified Personal Trainer

401

402

Certified Respiratory Therapist

402

410

410 Certified SOLIDWORKS Associate - Academic

410

411

Certified Surgical Technologist

411

420

420 Certified Veterinary Assistant

420

0

No Participation in Career and Technology Courses (Retired)

1

Participant in a Career and Technology Course

2

Participant in a Coherent Sequence of Courses (Retired)

3

Participant in a Tech Prep Program

4

Not CTE

5

CTE Program Participant

6

CTE Program Concentrator

7

CTE Program Completer

E

CTE Program Explorer

011

Business Management (Retired)

0

0 Contact Hours

1

1 Contact Hour

2

2 Contact Hours

3

3 Contact Hours

4

4 Contact Hours (Retired)

5

5 Contact Hours (Retired)

6

6 Contact Hours (Retired)

001

Accounting and Financial Services

002

Robotics and Automation Technology

003

Agriculture Business, Leadership, and Communications

004

Animal Science

005

Agriculture Technology and Mechanical Systems

006

Architectural Drafting and Design

007

Automotive and Collision Repair

008

Aviation Maintenance

009

Bio-Medical Science

011

Business Management

012

Carpentry

013

Cosmetology and Personal Care Services

014

Culinary Arts

015

Cybersecurity

016

Diesel and Heavy Equipment Maintenance and Commercial Drivers

017

Digital Communications

018

Distribution, Logistics, and Warehousing

019

Early Learning

020

Electrical

021

Fire Science

022

Engineering Foundations

023

Entrepreneurship

024

Environmental and Natural Resources

026

Family and Community Services

027

Food Science and Technology

028

Government and Public Administration

029

Graphic Design and Interactive Media

030

Health and Wellness

031

Health Informatics

034

HVAC and Sheet Metal

035

Information Technology Support and Services

036

Law Enforcement

037

Legal Studies

038

Lodging and Resort Management

039

Manufacturing Technology

040

Marketing and Sales

041

Masonry

042

Networking Systems

043

Nursing Science

044

Oil and Gas Exploration and Production

045

Plant Science

046

Plumbing and Pipefitting

047

Programming and Software Development

048

Refining and Chemical Processes

049

Renewable Energy

050

Teaching and Training

051

Travel, Tourism, and Attractions

052

Web Development

054

Construction Management and Inspection

056

Aviation Pilots

058

Maritime

060

Welding

061

Drone (Unmanned Vehicle)

062

Geospatial Engineering and Land Surveying

063

Industrial Maintenance

064

Printing and Imaging

065

Retail Management

066

Exercise Science, Wellness, and Restoration

067

Diagnostic and Therapeutic Services

068

Real Estate

069

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

070

Electrical Engineering

071

Civil Engineering

0

Not receiving instructional services from the Regional Day School Program for the Deaf

3

Receiving instructional services from the Regional Day School Program for the Deaf

98

PK teacher in a school district no additional HQPK Qualification.

99

Emp PK teacher in LEA no additional HQPK Qualification.

0

Not a military-connected student.

1

The student in grade KG – 12 is a dependent of an active duty member of the United States military.

2

The student in grade KG – 12 is a dependent of a current member of the Texas National Guard (Army, Air Guard, or State Guard).

3

The student in grade KG – 12 is a dependent of a current member of a reserve force in the United States military.

4

Pre-kindergarten student is a dependent of a member of the military, member of the Texas National Guard, or member of the Reserve components of the military; who are currently on active duty or were injured or killed while serving on active duty.

5

The student in grade KG – 12 is a dependent of a former member of one of the following: the United States military, the Texas National Guard (Army, Air Guard, or State Guard), a reserve force in the United States military.

6

The student in grade KG – 12 was a dependent of a member of a military or reserve force in the United States military who was killed in the line of duty.

0

Enrolled, Not In Membership

1

Eligible For Full Day Attendance

2

Eligible For Half Day Attendance

3

Eligible Transfer Student-Full Day

4

Ineligible-Full Day

5

Ineligible-Half Day

6

Eligible Transfer Student-Half Day

7

Eligible - Flexible attendance program participation

8

Ineligible - Flexible attendance program participation

9

Enrolled, Not In Membership Due To Virtual Learning

00

No Attribution Code For This Student

01

Open Enrollment Chart School: Within Attendance/Geographic Boundaries

02

Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Program (JJAEP) TEC 37.011

03

Public Education Grant (PEG) Program

06

Transfer Between Public School Districts

07

Student Attends School In The District, Lives Outside Of Texas

08

Student Lives In Texas, Outside Of District, In Juvenile Det/Correction Facility

09

Student Lives In Texas, Outside District, In Res Treatment Facility

10

Parent Referral To Texas School For The Deaf

12

Private School, Student With Disability In Special Ed Services

13

Texas Juvenile Probation Commission facility

14

Texas Juvenile Probation Commission facility

15

Texas Juvenile Probation Commission facility

16

Texas Juvenile Probation Commission facility

17

Texas Youth Commission facility

18

Texas Youth Commission facility

19

Texas Youth Commission facility

20

Texas Youth Commission facility

21

Residential treatment facility

22

Residential treatment facility

23

Residential treatment facility

24

Residential treatment facility

25

Texas Juvenile Justice Department facility By court order, not regularly assigned to the district: Student lives in the district boundaries while being served in the facility but before placement in the facility

26

Texas Juvenile Justice Department facility By court order, regularly assigned to the district: Student is regularly assigned to the district and is being served in the facility

27

Texas Juvenile Justice Department facility Not by court order, not regularly assigned to the district: Student lives in the district boundaries while being served in the facility but before placement in the facility

28

Texas Juvenile Justice Department facility Not by court order, regularly assigned to the district: Student is regularly assigned to the district and is being served in the facility

29

South Texas ISD [For South Texas ISD Use Only]

30

Child of Charter School Employee

31

Open Enrollment Charter School: Outside Attendance/Geographic Boundaries

32

Student-Initiated Transfer Due To Remote Learning

0

The student is not currently in the conservatorship of the Department of Family and Protective Services

1

The student is currently in the conservatorship of the Department of Family and Protective Services

2

Pre-kindergarten student was previously in the conservatorship of the Department of Family and Protective Services following an adversary hearing

3

Pre-kindergarten student is or ever has been in foster care in another state or territory if the child resides in this state (Texas). TEC, §29.153(b)

01

Reg Grad Prg-Incl Tac 89.1070b1-Stus Recv Spc Ed & Rel Svcs

5

04

Cmp Iep & Ft Emp W/Slf-Help Skil W/O P Sch Srv-Tac89.1070c1

5

05

Cmp Iep & Demonst Employability & Slf-Help Skl-Tac89.1070c2

5

06

Cmp Iep & Acces To Srv,Employ,Edu Outsid P Edu-Tac89.1070c3

5

07

Completion Of Iep & Age 22-Tac 89.1070(D)

5

09

Distinguished Achievement Program (1994-95,1995-96,1996-97)

7F

10

Recommended High School Program (1994-95,1995-96,1996-97)

7G

11

Min Hs Prg-Tac 74.11d,Incl Tac 89.1070b1-Stu Spced &Rel Svc

7H

12

Min Hs Prg-Tac 74.11d,Incl Tac 89.1070b1-Stu Spced &Rel Svc

7I

13

Min Hs Prg-Tac Ch 74,Incl Tac 89.1070b2-Stu Spced & Rel Svc

3

14

Recommended High School Program (1997-98)

8B

15

Rec Hs Prg-Tac Ch 74,Incl Tac 89.1070b1-Stu Spced & Rel Svc

1

16

Distinguished Achievement Program (1997-98)

9A

17

Dis Ac Prg-Tac Ch 74,Incl Tac 89.1070b1-Stu Spced & Rel Svc

2

18

Comp Min Ac Cred Req & Exmpt Ex Asmt-Min Hs Pr-Tac89.1070b2

3

19

Comp Min Ac Cred Req & Exmpt Ex Asmt-Rec Hs Pr-Tac89.1070b1

1

20

Comp Min Ac Cred Req & Exmpt Ex Asmt-Dis Ac Pr-Tac89.1070b1

2

21

Min Hs Prg-Tac Ch 74,Incl Tac 89.1070b2-Stu Spced

3

22

Rec Hs Prg-Tac Ch 74,Incl Tac 89.1070b1-Stu Spced

1

23

Dis Ac Prg-Tac Ch 74,Incl Tac 89.1070b1-Stu Spced

2

24

Min Hs Prg-Tac Ch 74-Stu Spced Gr 9 after 2004

3

25

Rec Hs Prg-Tac Ch 74-Stu Spced Gr 9 after 2004

1

26

Dis Ac Prg-Tac Ch 74-Stu Spced Gr 9 after 2004

2

27

Min Hs Prg-Tac Ch 74-Stu Spced Gr 9 after 2007

3

28

Rec Hs Prg-Tac Ch 74-Stu Spced Gr 9 after 2007

1

29

Dis Ac Prg-Tac Ch 74-Stu Spced Gr 9 after 2007

2

30

Minimum High School Program TAC Ch. 74.72 for students receiving special ed services after 2013

3

31

Recommended High School Program TAC Ch. 74.73 for students receiving special ed services after 2013

1

32

Distinguished High School Program TAC Ch. 74.74 for students receiving special ed services after 2013

2

33

Foundation High School Program TAC Ch. 74.1022 for students receiving special ed services (Students completing fourth/final year during 2014)

34

Foundation High School Program TAC Ch. 74.1021 for students receiving special ed services (Students entered grade 9 after 2015 or entered grade 9 before 2015 and opted to graduate under Foundation HS Prog)

1

35

Comp Min Ac Cred Req & Exmpt Ex Asmt-FHSP Tac89.1070b1

54

Cmp Iep & Ft Emp W/Slf-Help Skil W/O P Sch Srv-Tac89.1070b2a

55

Cmp Iep & Demonst Employability & Slf-Help Skl-Tac89.1070b2b

56

Cmp Iep & Acces To Srv,Employ,Edu Outsid P Edu-Tac89.1070b2c

57

Completion Of Iep & Age 22-Tac 89.1070b2d

00

The district or open-enrollment charter school does not offer the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) test or an alternative career exploration test.

00

01

The district or open-enrollment charter school offers the Armed Services Vocational Battery (ASVAB) test.

01

02

The district or open-enrollment charter school offers an alternative career exploration test.

02

BE

The student in standard or alternative Bilingual or ESL program

BE

D1

The student in Bilingual Dual Language Immersion/One-Way program

D1

D2

The student in Bilingual Dual Language Immersion/Two-Way program

D2

00

The student does not participate in the alternative language program.

00

01

Alternative Bilingual Language Program

01

02

Alternative ESL Language Program

02

01

Staff Development Waiver Day

01

02

Missed School Day

02

03

Shortened Waiver Day

03

04

Low Attendance Waiver Day

04

05

JJAEP School Day

05

06

Other Waiver Day

06

01

Zoned School (no transfers accepted)

01

02

Zoned School (transfers accepted)

02

03

Open Enrollment Charter School

03

04

Selective Enrollment School (Criteria-Based)

04

05

Combined Enrollment Type School

05

06

Special Assignment School

06

07

Selective Enrollment School (Special Program-Based)

07

01

Primary Teacher or Teacher Of Record

01

02

Secondary Teacher or Assistant Teacher

02

03

Support Teacher

03

04

PK Classroom Aide

05

05

Substitute Teacher

04

0

Locally developed course that serves as appropriate alternatives to approved state graduation courses. Only students receiving special education services may participate.

0

1

A course for which a physical education credit or waiver is awarded through a substitution allowed.

1

2

A course that is part of a coherent sequence of Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses, the completion of which satisfies the Technology Applications graduation requirement.

2

3

A course for which credit is awarded based on the district’s evaluation of the student’s records from any school that operates outside of the Texas public or charter school system.

3

4

A CTE course that satisfies a specific graduation requirement as allowed.

4

5

Course Grade Average or Final Grade Average with STAAR EOC results.

5

A

Tech-Prep Course

A

B

Basic

B

C

Correspondence Course

C

D

Dual Credit

D

DT

Drill Team

DT

E

Credit by Exam

E

G

Gifted/Talented

G

H

Honors Course

H

I

IB Course

I

J

HS Course completed before grade 09

J

K

Pre IB

K

L

Local Credit

L

P

AP Course

P

Q

Pre AP Course

Q

R

Summer School Course

R

RD

Summer School Course/Dual Credit

RD

S

Modified By ARD

S

T

Credit Verification

T

V

State-approved modified by ARD - SE students only modifications for TEKS

V

X

Innovative course approved for credit by State Board of Education or Commissioner of Education

X

Z

Distance Learning Course

Z

01

Autistic/Autism

01

02

Deaf-Blindness (Deaf-Blind)

02

04

Developmental Delay

04

05

Emotional Disturbance

05

06

Hearing/Auditory Impairment (Auditory Impairment)

06

07

Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities (Non-Categorical Early Childhood)

07

08

Intellectual Disability

08

10

Orthopedic Impairment

10

11

Other Health Impairment

11

12

Speech or Language Impairment

12

13

Specific Learning Disability

13

14

Traumatic Brain Delay

14

15

Visual Impairment

15

00

No Disability

00

01

Orthopedic Impairment

01

02

Other Health Impairment

02

03

Auditory Impairment

03

04

Visual Impairment

04

05

Deaf-Blind

05

06

Intellectual Disability

06

07

Emotional Disturbance

07

08

Learning Disability

08

09

Speech Impairment

09

10

Autism

10

12

Developmentally Delayed (DD)

12

13

Traumatic Brain Injury

13

14

Noncategorical Early Childhood

14

01

Screened and determined to be not at risk for dyslexia or related disorders

01

02

Screened and determined to be at risk for dyslexia or related disorders

02

03

Not screened for dyslexia or related disorders

03

01

Grade 1 Student Withdrew from the LEA On or Before January 31st (Grade 1 Dyslexia Screen Period End Date)

01

02

Kindergarten Student Withdrew from the LEA On or Before the Last Instructional Day of the School year (Kindergarten Dyslexia Screening Period End Date)

02

03

Grade 1 Student Enrolled in the LEA After January 31st (Grade 1 Dyslexia Screening Period End Date)

03

04

Student Currently Identified and Receives Dyslexia Services

04

05

Dyslexia Screening Inappropriate for the Child (Documented by ARD or 504 Committee)

05

06

Dyslexia Screening included in Special Education Evaluation or 504 Evaluation Process (Documented by ARD or 504 Committee)

06

07

Parent or Child Repeated Refusal for Dyslexia Screening (Documentation Required)

07

08

Student Absent During the Designated Dyslexia Screening and No Make-Up Provided During Screening Window (Constitutes Non-Compliance)

08

09

No Appropriately Trained and/or Qualified Individual in the LEA, as Required, to Conduct Dyslexia Screening (Constitutes Non-Compliance)

09

10

Technology Access or Failure (for example, Software) Prevented the LEA from Screening the Student for Dyslexia (Constitutes Non-Compliance)

10

11

No Dyslexia Screening Instrument Available or No Screening Instrument Adopted by District-Level Committee (Constitutes Non-Compliance)

11

12

Other (Reason Not Listed Above; Documentation Required, Potential Non-Compliance)

12

0

Non-Emergent Bilingual

0

1

Identified As Emergent Bilingual (EB)

1

3

Student Reclassified from Emergent Bilingual (EB) Status - Monitored 3 (M3)

3

4

Student Reclassified from Emergent Bilingual (EB) Status - Monitored 4 (M4)

4

5

Former Emergent Bilingual (EB) Student

5

F

Student Reclassified from Emergent Bilingual (EB) Status - Monitored 1 (M1)

F

S

Student Reclassified from Emergent Bilingual (EB) Status - Monitored 2 (M2)

S

0

00

02

102

00

02

106

12

14

121

00

14

2

00

02

01

IBC Earned. All IBC requirements completed, including passing examinations and any additional requirements.

02

IBC Examination Passed. All IBC requirements have not been completed to earn the certification.

03

IBC Examination Failed.

01

LEA Delay Due to Lack of Available Assessment Personnel

02

LEA Delay Due to Scheduling

03

LEA Delay Due to Late Report from Contracted Personnel

04

Parent Delay (No Detailed Records Maintained by LEA Regarding a Parent of a Child who Repeatedly Fails or Refuses to Produce the Child for the Evaluation or Eligibility Determination)

05

Parent Delay (Detailed Records Maintained by LEA Regarding a Parent of a Child who Repeatedly Fails or Refuses to Produce the Child for the Evaluation or Eligibility Determination)

06

LEA Agreement with Parent to Timeframe (No Detailed Records Maintained by LEA)

07

LEA Agreement with Parent to Timeframe (Detailed Records Maintained by LEA)

08

Part C (ECI) Did Not Notify/Refer Child to Part B at Least 90 Days Prior to the Child's Third Birthday

09

Other

1

American Indian / Alaskan Native

E1059

2

2

Asian

E1060

3

3

Black

E1061

4

4

Hispanic

E1064

1

5

White

E1063

6

6

Pacific Islander / Hawaiian Native

E1062

5

7

More Than 1

07

7

Z

TEA Use Only

Z

Code

Description

1

Permanent Removal By A Teacher From Class

2

Conduct Punishable As A Felony

5

Possessed, Sold, Used, Or Was Under The Influence Of An Alcoholic Beverage

6

Abusable Volatile Chemical

7

Public Lewdness Or Indecent Exposure

8

Retaliation Against School Employee

9

Based On Conduct For Felony Offenses In Title 5, Penal Code

10

Based On Conduct For Felony Offenses Not In Title 5, Penal Code

11

Brought Firearm To School Or Unlawful Carrying Of Handgun Penal Code 46.02

12

Unlawful Carrying Of A Location-Restricted Knife Under Penal Code 46.02

14

Elements Of Offense Relating To Prohibited Weapons Under Penal Code 46.05

16

Arson

17

Murder, Capital Murder, Criminal Attempt To Commit Murder Or Capital Murder

18

Indecency With A Child

19

Aggravated Kidnapping

21

Violation Of Stu Code Of Conduct Not Under TEC 37.002(b), 37.006, or 37.007

22

Criminal Mischief

23

Emergency Placement/Expulsion

26

Terroristic Threat

27

Assault Under Penal Code 22.01(a)(1) Against School District Emp/Vol

28

Assault Under Penal Code 22.01(a)(1) Against Non School District Emp/Vol

29

Aggravated Assault Penal Code 22.02 Against School District Emp/Vol

30

Aggravated Assault Penal Code 22.02 Against Non School District Emp/Vol

31

Sexual Aslt PC 22.011 Or Agg Sexual Aslt PC 22.021 Agst Dist Emp/Vol

32

Sexual Aslt PC 22.011 Or Agg Sexual Aslt PC 22.021 Agst Non Dist Emp/Vol

35

False Alarm/False Report

36

Felony Controlled Substance Violation

41

Fighting/Mutual Combat Excludes All Offenses Under Penal Code 22.01

46

Aggravated Robbery

47

Manslaughter

48

Criminally Negligent Homicide

49

Engages In Deadly Conduct

55

Stu Req To Register As Sex Offender Under Ch 62 Of CCP And Under Court Sup

56

Stu Req To Register As Sex Offender Under Ch 62 Of CCP Not Under Court Sup

57

Continuous Sexual Abuse Of Young Child Or Disabled Individual

58

Breach of Computer Security

59

Serious Misbehavior as defined by TEC 37.007(c) while in a DAEP

60

Harassment Agst Emp of Sch Dist Under TX PC 42.07(a)(1), (2), (3), or (7)

61

Bullying

62

Possessed, Sold, Gave, Used, Delivered, Or Under Infl Of Marihuana Or THC

63

Possessed, Sold, Gave, Delivered, Or Used E-Cigarette

64

Possessed, Sold, Gave, Used, Delivered, Or Under Infl Other Controlled Sub

Code

Description

2

Associate of Arts (AA)

3

Associate of Applied Arts (AAA)

4

Associate of Applied Science (AAS)

5

Associate of Arts in Teaching (AAT)

6

Associate of Science (AS)

Code

Description

01

At Risk

02

Immigrant

03

Migratory

04

Dyslexia

06

Early College High School (ECHS)

07

Pathways In Technology Early College High School (P-TECH)

08

New Tech

09

IEP Continuer

10

Star Of Texas

11

PK Eligible Prior Year

12

Section 504

13

Intervention Strategy

14

Pregnancy Related Services

15

Gifted And Talented

16

Adult Previous Attendance

17

General Education Homebound

18

Parent Request Retention

19

Bilingual/ESL Summer School

20

Additional Days Program Participation

21

Virtual Student Not In Membership

22

Rural Pathway Excellence Partnership Participation (R-PEP) Participation

23

Dropout Recovery Program

Code

Description

01

Reading/English

02

Math

03

Science

04

Social Studies

Code

Description

01

Student Participates In Supplemental Accelerated Instruction

02

Student Does Not Participate - Parent Opt Out Of Accelerated Instruction

03

Student Does Not Participate - Assigned TIA Teacher

04

Student Does Not Participate - Assigned Accel Instr In Two Other Subjects

05

Student Does Not Participate - Retained

06

Local Education Agency Exempt From Providing Accelerated Instruction

Code

Description

01

Student Withdrew

02

Parent Opt Out After Initial Acceptance

03

Student Did Not Attend Assigned Hours

04

Failure To Meet Compulsory Attend Requirements

05

Hours Not Completed Before Next Test Admin

06

Unexpected School Closure

07

Unable To Participate Homebound Or Other Off-Campus Instr Arrange

Code

Description

00

Not Assessed

OW

OWLS II (Diagnostic) - Oral And Written Language Scales (OWLS), Second Edition (Proficiency)

CA

CASLLS (Proficiency) - Cottage Acquisition Scales For Listening, Language, And Speech (CASLLS) (Proficiency)

CM

Communication Matrix (Proficiency)

VC

VCSL (Proficiency) - Visual Communication And Sign Language (Proficiency)

RS

ASL-RST (Diagnostic) - American Sign Language Receptive Skills Test (Diagnostic)

ES

ASL-EST (Diagnostic) - American Sign Language Expressive Skills Test (Diagnostic)

12701101

Career and Technical Education Project-Based Capstone (First Time Taken)

12701102

Career and Technical Education Project-Based Capstone (First Time Taken)

12701103

Career and Technical Education Project-Based Capstone (Third Time Taken)

12701111

Career Preparation General (First Time Taken)

12701112

Career Preparation General (Second Time Taken)

12701121

Career Preparation for Programs of Study (First Time Taken)

12701122

Career Preparation for Programs of Study (Second Time Taken)

12701131

Career Preparation General/Extended Career Preparation (First Time Taken)

12701132

Career Preparation General/Extended Career Preparation (Second Time Taken)

12701141

Career Preparation for Programs of Study/Extended Career Preparation (First Time Taken)

12701142

Career Preparation for Programs of Study/Extended Career Preparation (Second Time Taken)

12701410

Applied Mathematics for Technical Professionals

N1270153

General Employability Skills

N1270154

Student to Industry Connection

13000200

Principles of Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources

13000300

Livestock Production

13000310

Livestock Production/Agricultural Laboratory and Field Experience

13000400

Small Animal Management

13000500

Equine Science

13000600

Veterinary Medical Applications

13000610

Veterinary Medical Applications/Agricultural Laboratory and Field Experience

13000700

Advanced Animal Science

13000800

Professional Standards in Agribusiness

13000900

Agribusiness Management and Marketing

13000910

Agribusiness Management and Marketing/Agricultural Laboratory and Field Experience

13001000

Mathematical Applications in Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources

13001100

Energy and Natural Resources Technology

13001110

Energy and Natural Resource Technology/Agricultural Laboratory and Field Experience

13001200

Advanced Energy and Natural Resource Technology

13001210

Advanced Energy and Natural Resource Technology/Agricultural Laboratory and Field Experience

13001300

Food Technology and Safety

13001310

Food Technology and Safety/Agricultural Laboratory and Field Experience

13001400

Food Processing

13001410

Food Processing/Agricultural Laboratory and Field Experience

13001500

Wildlife, Fisheries and Ecology Management

13001510

Wildlife, Fisheries and Ecology Management/Agricultural Laboratory and Field Experience

13001600

Range Ecology and Management

13001610

Range Ecology and Management/Agricultural Laboratory and Field Experience

13001700

Forestry and Woodland Ecosystems

13001710

Forestry and Woodland Ecosystems/Agricultural Laboratory and Field Experience

13001800

Floral Design

13001810

Floral Design/Agricultural Laboratory and Field Experience

13001900

Landscape Design and Management

13001950

Turf Grass Management

13002000

Horticultural Science

13002010

Horticultural Science/Agricultural Laboratory and Field Experience

13002050

Greenhouse Operation and Production

13002060

Greenhouse Operation and Production/Agricultural Laboratory and Field Experience

13002100

Advanced Plant and Soil Science

13002200

Agricultural Mechanics and Metal Technologies

13002210

Agricultural Mechanics and Metal Technologies/Agricultural Laboratory and Field Experience

13002300

Agricultural Structures Design and Fabrication

13002310

Agricultural Structures Design and Fabrication/Agricultural Laboratory and Field Experience

13002350

Agricultural Equipment Design and Fabrication

13002360

Agricultural Equipment Design and Fabrication/Agricultural Laboratory and Field Experience

13002400

Agricultural Power Systems

13002410

Agricultural Power Systems/Agricultural Laboratory and Field Experience

13002500

Practicum in Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources (First Time Taken)

13002505

Practicum in Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources/Extended Practicum in Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources (First Time Taken)

13002510

Practicum in Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources (Second Time Taken)

13002515

Practicum in Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources/Extended Practicum in Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources (Second Time Taken)

N1300265

Viticulture

N1300266

Agricultural Leadership, Research, and Communications

N1300270

Advanced Floral Design

N1300272

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for Agriculture

N1300273

Beekeeping and Honey Processing

13004210

Principles of Architecture

13004220

Principles of Construction

13004300

Interior Design I

13004400

Interior Design II

13004500

Practicum in Interior Design (First Time Taken)

13004505

Practicum in Interior Design/Extended Practicum in Interior Design (First Time Taken)

13004510

Practicum in Interior Design (Second Time Taken)

13004515

Practicum in Interior Design/Extended Practicum in Interior Design (Second Time Taken)

13004600

Architectural Design I

13004700

Architectural Design II

13004800

Practicum in Architectural Design (First Time Taken)

13004805

Practicum in Architectural Design/Extended Practicum in Architectural Design (First Time Taken)

13004810

Practicum in Architectural Design (Second Time Taken)

13004815

Practicum in Architectural Design/Extended Practicum in Architectural Design (Second Time Taken)

13004900

Construction Management I

13005000

Construction Management II

13005100

Construction Technology I

13005200

Construction Technology II

13005250

Practicum in Construction Technology (First Time Taken)

13005255

Practicum in Construction Technology/Extended Practicum in Construction Technology (First Time Taken)

13005260

Practicum in Construction Technology (Second Time Taken)

13005265

Practicum in Construction Technology/Extended Practicum in Construction Technology (Second Time Taken)

13005300

Mill and Cabinetmaking Technology

13005400

Building Maintenance Technology I

13005500

Building Maintenance Technology II

13005600

Electrical Technology I

13005700

Electrical Technology II

13005800

Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) and Refrigeration Technology I

13005900

Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) and Refrigeration Technology II

13006000

Plumbing Technology I

13006100

Plumbing Technology II

13006200

Practicum in Construction Management (First Time Taken)

13006205

Practicum in Construction Management/Extended Practicum in Construction Management (First Time Taken)

13006210

Practicum in Construction Management (Second Time Taken)

13006215

Practicum in Construction Management/Extended Practicum in Construction Management (Second Time Taken)

13006300

Masonry Technology I

13006400

Masonry Technology II

13006450

Practicum in Masonry Technology (First Time Taken)

13006455

Practicum in Masonry Technology/Extended Practicum in Masonry Technology (First Time Taken)

13006460

Practicum in Masonry Technology (Second Time Taken)

13006465

Practicum in Masonry Technology/Extended Practicum in Masonry Technology (Second Time Taken)

N1300421

Topographical Drafting

N1300425

Pipefitting Technology I

N1300426

Pipefitting Technology II

N1300427

Pipefitting Technology Lab I

N1300428

Pipefitting Technology Lab II

N1300429

Computer Aided Drafting for Architecture

N1300430

Sheet Metal Technology

03580400

Digital Design and Media Production

03580500

Digital Art and Animation

03580510

3-D Modeling and Animation

03580610

Digital Communications in the 21st Century

03580830

Web Game Development

13008200

Principles of Arts, Audio/Video Technology, and Communications

13008300

Animation I

13008310

Animation I/Animation I Lab

13008400

Animation II

13008410

Animation II/Animation II Lab

13008450

Practicum in Animation (First Time Taken)

13008455

Practicum in Animation/Extended Practicum in Animation (First Time Taken)

13008460

Practicum in Animation (Second Time Taken)

13008465

Practicum in Animation/Extended Practicum in Animation (Second Time Taken)

13008500

Audio/Video Production I

13008510

Audio/Video Production I/Audio/Video Production I Lab

13008600

Audio/Video Production II

13008610

Audio/Video Production II/Audio/Video Production II Lab

13008700

Practicum in Audio/Video Production (First Time Taken)

13008705

Practicum in Audio/Video Production/Extended Practicum in Audio/Video Production (First Time Taken)

13008710

Practicum in Audio/Video Production (Second Time Taken)

13008715

Practicum in Audio/Video Production/Extended Practicum in Audio/Video Production (Second Time Taken)

13008800

Graphic Design and Illustration I

13008810

Graphic Design and Illustration I/Graphic Design and Illustration I Lab

13008900

Graphic Design and Illustration II

13008910

Graphic Design and Illustration II/Graphic Design and Illustration II Lab

13009000

Practicum in Graphic Design and Illustration (First Time Taken)

13009005

Practicum in Graphic Design and Illustration/Extended Practicum in Graphic Design and Illustration (First Time Taken)

13009010

Practicum in Graphic Design and Illustration (Second Time Taken)

13009015

Practicum in Graphic Design and Illustration/Extended Practicum in Graphic Design and Illustration (Second Time Taken)

13009100

Commercial Photography I

13009110

Commercial Photography I/Commercial Photography I Lab

13009200

Commercial Photography II

13009210

Commercial Photography II/Commercial Photography II Lab

13009250

Practicum in Commercial Photography (First Time Taken)

13009255

Practicum in Commercial Photography/Extended Practicum in Commercial Photography (First Time Taken)

13009260

Practicum in Commercial Photography (Second Time Taken)

13009265

Practicum in Commercial Photography/Extended Practicum in Commercial Photography (Second Time Taken)

13009300

Fashion Design I

13009310

Fashion Design I/Fashion Design I Lab

13009400

Fashion Design II

13009410

Fashion Design II/Fashion Design II Lab

13009500

Practicum in Fashion Design (First Time Taken)

13009505

Practicum in Fashion Design/Extended Practicum in Fashion Design (First Time Taken)

13009510

Practicum in Fashion Design (Second Time Taken)

13009515

Practicum in Fashion Design/Extended Practicum in Fashion Design (Second Time Taken)

13009600

Printing and Imaging Technology I

13009610

Printing and Imaging Technology I/Printing and Imaging Technology I Lab

13009700

Printing and Imaging Technology II

13009710

Printing and Imaging Technology II/Printing and Imaging Technology II Lab

13009800

Practicum in Printing and Imaging Technology (First Time Taken)

13009805

Practicum in Printing and Imaging Technology/Extended Practicum in Printing and Imaging Technology (First Time Taken)

13009810

Practicum in Printing and Imaging Technology (Second Time Taken)

13009815

Practicum in Printing and Imaging Technology/Extended Practicum in Printing and Imaging Technology (Second Time Taken)

13009900

Professional Communications

13009950

Digital Audio Technology I

13009960

Digital Audio Technology II

13009970

Video Game Design

N1300994

Video Game Programming

N1300995

Advanced Video Game Programming

N1300996

Practicum in Digital Audio Technology

13011101

Entrepreneurship I

13011102

Entrepreneurship II

13011111

Practicum in Entrepreneurship (First Time Taken)

13011112

Practicum in Entrepreneurship (Second Time Taken)

13011121

Entrepreneurship/Extended Practicum in Entrepreneurship (First Time Taken)

13011122

Practicum in Entrepreneurship/Extended Practicum in Entrepreneurship (Second Time Taken)

13011200

Principles of Business, Marketing, and Finance

13011300

Touch System Data Entry

13011400

Business Information Management I

13011410

Business Information Management I/Business Lab

13011500

Business Information Management II

13011510

Business Information Management II/Business Lab

13011600

Business English

13011700

Business Law

13011800

Global Business

13011900

Human Resources Management

13012000

Virtual Business

13012100

Business Management

13012200

Practicum in Business Management (First Time Taken)

13012205

Practicum in Business Management/Extended Practicum in Business Management (First Time Taken)

13012210

Practicum in Business Management (Second Time Taken)

13012215

Practicum in Business Management/Extended Practicum in Business Management (Second Time Taken)

13014200

Principles of Education and Training

13014300

Human Growth and Development

13014310

Communication and Technology in Education

13014400

Instructional Practices

13024700

Child Development

13024710

Child Development Associate Foundations

13024800

Child Guidance

13014500

Practicum in Education and Training (First Time Taken)

13014505

Practicum in Education and Training/Extended Practicum in Education and Training (First Time Taken)

13014510

Practicum in Education and Training (Second Time Taken)

13014515

Practicum in Education and Training/Extended Practicum in Education and Training (Second Time Taken)

13016200

Money Matters

13016300

Banking and Financial Services

13016400

Securities and Investments

13016500

Insurance Operations

13016600

Accounting I

13016700

Accounting II

13016800

Financial Analysis

13016900

Statistics and Business Decision Making

13018000

Financial Mathematics

13018200

Principles of Government and Public Administration

13018300

Political Science I

13018400

Political Science II

13018500

Revenue, Taxation, and Regulation

13018600

Public Management and Administration

13018700

Planning and Governance

13018800

National Security

13018900

Foreign Service and Diplomacy

13019000

Practicum in Local, State, and Federal Government (First Time Taken)

13019005

Practicum in Local, State, and Federal Government/Extended Practicum in Local, State, and Federal Government (First Time Taken)

13019010

Practicum in Local, State, and Federal Government (Second Time Taken)

13019015

Practicum in Local, State, and Federal Government/Extended Practicum in Local, State, and Federal Government (Second Time Taken)

N1301820

Dimensions of Diplomacy

13020200

Principles of Health Science

13020300

Medical Terminology

13020400

Health Science Theory

13020410

Health Science Theory/Health Science Clinical

13021020

Pharmacy I

13020500

Practicum in Health Science (First Time Taken)

13020505

Practicum in Health Science/Extended Practicum in Health Science (First Time Taken)

13020510

Practicum in Health Science (Second Time Taken)

13020515

Practicum in Health Science/Extended Practicum in Health Science (Second Time Taken)

13020600

Anatomy and Physiology

13020700

Medical Microbiology

13020800

Pathophysiology

13020900

World Health and Emerging Technologies

13020950

Pharmacology

13020960

Health Informatics

13020970

Mathematics for Medical Professionals

N1302092

Principles of Biomedical Science (PLTW)

N1302093

Human Body Systems (PLTW)

N1302094

Medical Interventions (PLTW)

N1302095

Biomedical Innovation (PLTW)

N1302098

Speech and Language Development

N1302099

Speech and Communication Disorders

N1302100

Introduction to Speech Pathology and Audiology

N1302101

Introduction to Dental Science

N1302102

Introduction to Imaging Technology

N1302103

Introduction to Pharmacy Science

N1302104

Kinesiology I

N1302105

Principles of Allied Health

N1302106

Principles of Diagnostic Healthcare

N1302107

Principles of Exercise Science and Wellness

N1302108

Principles of Health Informatics

N1302109

Principles of Nursing Science

N1302110

Principles of Therapeutic HealthCare

N1302120

Allied Health Therapeutic Services

N1302121

Clinical Ethics

N1302122

Dental Anatomy and Physiology

N1302123

Imaging Technology I

N1302131

Imaging Technology II

N1302124

Kinesiology II

N1302125

Medical Intervention Evaluation and Research

N1302126

Optical Technician

N1302128

Physical Therapy I

N1302134

Physical Therapy II

N1302129

Science of Nursing

N1302130

Dental Equipment and Procedures

N1302132

Occupational Therapy I

N1302133

Occupational Therapy II

13022200

Principles of Hospitality and Tourism

13022300

Hotel Management

13022500

Travel and Tourism Management

13022550

Introduction to Culinary Arts

13022600

Culinary Arts

13022650

Advanced Culinary Arts

13022700

Practicum in Culinary Arts (First Time Taken)

13022705

Practicum in Culinary Arts/Extended Practicum in Culinary Arts (First Time Taken)

13022710

Practicum in Culinary Arts (Second Time Taken)

13022715

Practicum in Culinary Arts/Extended Practicum in Culinary Arts (Second Time Taken)

13022800

Hospitality Services

13022900

Practicum in Hospitality Services (First Time Taken)

13022905

Practicum in Hospitality Services/Extended Practicum in Hospitality Services (First Time Taken)

13022910

Practicum in Hospitality Services (Second Time Taken)

13022915

Practicum in Hospitality Services/Extended Practicum in Hospitality Services (Second Time Taken)

13023000

Food Science

N1302268

Foundations of Restaurant Management

N1302269

Introduction to Event and Meeting Planning

N1302270

Tourism Marketing Concepts and Applications

N1302275

Practicum in Event and Meeting Planning

13024200

Principles of Human Services

13024300

Dollars and Sense

13024400

Interpersonal Studies

13024500

Lifetime Nutrition and Wellness

13024600

Counseling and Mental Health

13024900

Family and Community Services

13025000

Practicum in Human Services (First Time Taken)

13025005

Practicum in Human Services/Extended Practicum in Human Services (First Time Taken)

13025010

Practicum in Human Services (Second Time Taken)

13025015

Practicum in Human Services/Extended Practicum in Human Services (Second Time Taken)

13025050

Principles of Cosmetology Design and Color Theory

13025100

Introduction to Cosmetology

13025200

Cosmetology I

13025210

Cosmetology I/Cosmetology I Lab

13025300

Cosmetology II

N1302531

Nail Care, Enhancements and Spa Services

13025310

Cosmetology II/Cosmetology II Lab

N1302533

Esthetics

N1302534

Barbering I

N1302535

Barbering II

N1302536

Parenting Education I

N1302537

Parenting Education II

N1302540

Microbiology and Safety for Cosmetology Careers

N1302541

Applied Nutrition and Dietetics

N1302542

Principles of Community Services

N1302543

Social and Community Services

03580810

Web Communications

03580820

Web Design

03580900

Independent Study In Technology Applications (First Time Taken)

03581000

Independent Study In Technology Applications (Second Time Taken)

03581100

Independent Study In Technology Applications (Third Time Taken)

03581500

Independent Study in Evolving/Emerging Technologies (First Time Taken)

03581600

Independent Study in Evolving/Emerging Technologies (Second Time Taken)

03581700

Independent Study in Evolving/Emerging Technologies (Third Time Taken)

13027200

Principles of Information Technology

13027300

Computer Maintenance

13027310

Computer Maintenance/Computer Maintenance Lab

13027400

Networking

13027410

Networking/Networking Lab

13027500

Computer Technician Practicum (First Time Taken)

13027505

Computer Technician Practicum/Extended Computer Technician Practicum (First Time Taken)

13027510

Computer Technician Practicum (Second Time Taken)

13027515

Computer Technician Practicum/Extended Computer Technician Practicum (Second Time Taken)

13027800

Digital Media

13028000

Practicum in Information Technology (First Time Taken)

13028005

Practicum in Information Technology/Extended Practicum in Information Technology (First Time Taken)

13028010

Practicum in Information Technology (Second Time Taken)

13028015

Practicum in Information Technology/Extended Practicum in Information Technology (Second Time Taken)

N1302803

Internetworking Technologies I (Cisco)

N1302804

Internetworking Technologies II (Cisco)

N1302805

Geographic Information Systems

N1302806

Raster Based Geographic Information Systems

N1302807

Spatial Technology and Remote Sensing

N1302809

Foundations of User Experience (UX)

N1302812

Introduction to C# Programming Applications

N1302813

Advanced Cloud Computing

N1302814

Advanced User Experience Design

N1302815

IT Troubleshooting

13029200

Principles of Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security

13029300

Law Enforcement I

13029400

Law Enforcement II

13029500

Forensic Science

13029550

Criminal Investigation

13029600

Court Systems and Practices

13029700

Correctional Services

13029800

Federal Law Enforcement and Protective Services

13029900

Firefighter I

13030000

Firefighter II

13030100

Practicum in Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security (First Time Taken)

13030105

Practicum in Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security/Extended Practicum in Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security (First Time Taken)

13030110

Practicum in Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security (Second Time Taken)

13030115

Practicum in Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security/Extended Practicum in Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security (Second Time Taken)

N1303011

Disaster Response

N1303012

Forensic Psychology

N1303014

Legal Research and Writing

N1303015

Emergency Medical Technician--Basic

N1303016

Advanced Legal Systems and Professions

N1303017

Foundations of Court Reporting

13032200

Principles of Manufacturing

13032250

Introduction to Welding

13032300

Welding I

13032400

Welding II

13032410

Welding II/Welding II Lab

13032500

Precision Metal Manufacturing I

13032600

Precision Metal Manufacturing II

13032610

Precision Metal Manufacturing II/Precision Metal Manufacturing II Lab

13032650

Diversified Manufacturing I

13032660

Diversified Manufacturing II

13032700

Metal Fabrication and Machining I

13032800

Metal Fabrication and Machining II

13032900

Manufacturing Engineering Technology I

13032950

Manufacturing Engineering Technology II

13033000

Practicum in Manufacturing (First Time Taken)

13033005

Practicum in Manufacturing/Extended Practicum in Manufacturing (First Time Taken)

13033010

Practicum in Manufacturing (Second Time Taken)

13033015

Practicum in Manufacturing/Extended Practicum in Manufacturing (Second Time Taken)

N1303680

Occupational Safety & Environmental Technology I

N1303681

Occupational Safety & Environmental Technology II

N1303682

Occupational Safety & Environmental Technology III

N1303683

Basic Fluid Power

N1303684

Blueprint Reading for Manufacturing Applications

N1303686

Fiber Optic Technician

N1303687

Introduction to Film Interpretation of Weldments

N1303688

Introduction to Industrial Maintenance

N1303689

Programmable Logic Controller I

N1303690

Programmable Logic Controller II

13034200

Advertising

13034300

Fashion Marketing

13034600

Sports and Entertainment Marketing

13034650

Social Media Marketing

13034700

Advanced Marketing

13034800

Practicum in Marketing (First Time Taken)

13034805

Practicum in Marketing/Extended Practicum in Marketing (First Time Taken)

13034810

Practicum in Marketing (Second Time Taken)

13034815

Practicum in Marketing/Extended Practicum in Marketing (Second Time Taken)

N1303420

Retail Management

N1303422

Sports and Entertainment Marketing II

N1301120

Fundamentals of Real Estate

N1303424

Marketing

03580140

Fundamentals of Computer Science

03580200

Computer Science I

03580300

Computer Science II

03580350

Computer Science III

03580360

Digital Forensics

03580370

Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science

03580380

Game Programming and Design

03580390

Mobile Application Development

03580850

Foundations of Cybersecurity

03580855

Cybersecurity Capstone

13036200

Principles of Applied Engineering

13036300

Principles of Biosciences

13036400

Biotechnology I

13036450

Biotechnology II

13036500

Engineering Design and Presentation I

13036600

Engineering Design and Presentation II

13036700

Engineering Mathematics

13036800

AC/DC Electronics

13036900

Solid State Electronics

13037000

Robotics I

13037050

Robotics II

13037100

Principles of Technology

13037200

Scientific Research and Design

13037210

Scientific Research and Design II

13037220

Scientific Research and Design III

13037300

Engineering Design and Problem Solving

13037350

Introduction to Computer Aided Design and Drafting

13037360

Intermediate Computer Aided Design and Drafting

13037400

Practicum in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (First Time Taken)

13037405

Practicum in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics/Extended Practicum in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (First Time Taken)

13037410

Practicum in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (Second Time Taken)

13037415

Practicum in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics/Extended Practicum in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (Second Time Taken)

13037500

Engineering Science

13037600

Digital Electronics

N1303742

Introduction to Engineering Design (PLTW)

N1303745

Aerospace Engineering (PLTW)

N1303746

Environmental Sustainability (PLTW)

N1303747

Civil Engineering and Architecture (PLTW)

N1303748

Computer Integrated Manufacturing (PLTW)

N1303749

Engineering Design and Development (PLTW)

N1303753

Texas Pre-Freshman Engineering Program II

N1303754

Texas Pre-Freshman Engineering Program III

N1303755

Texas Pre-Freshman Engineering Program IV

N1303760

Engineering Essentials (PLTW)

N1303766

Digital Image Processing

N1303771

Quality Assurance for Biosciences

N1303772

Engineering Applications of Computer Science Principles

A3580110

AP Computer Science A - MATH

A3580120

AP Computer Science A - LOTE

A3580300

AP Computer Science Principles

I3580200

IB Computer Science Standard Level

I3580310

IB Computer Science Higher Level - MATH

I3580320

IB Computer Science Higher Level - LOTE

I3580400

IB Information Technology in a Global Society Standard Level

I3580500

IB Information Technology in a Global Society Higher Level

13039250

Principles of Transportation Systems

13039260

Principles of Distribution and Logistics

13039270

Introduction to Transportation Technology

13039300

Energy and Power of Transportation Systems

13039350

Introduction to Aircraft Technology

13039400

Aircraft Airframe Technology

13039410

Aircraft Airframe Technology/Advanced Transportation Systems Laboratory

13039500

Aircraft Powerplant Technology

13039510

Aircraft Powerplant Technology/Advanced Transportation Systems Laboratory

13039550

Automotive Basics

13039600

Automotive Technology I: Maintenance and Light Repair

13039700

Automotive Technology II: Automotive Service

13039710

Automotive Technology II: Automotive Service/Advanced Transportation Systems Laboratory

13039750

Basic Collision Repair and Refinishing

13039800

Collision Repair

13039810

Collision Repair/Advanced Transportation Systems Laboratory

13039900

Paint and Refinishing

13039910

Paint and Refinishing/Advanced Transportation Systems Laboratory

13040000

Small Engine Technology I

13040100

Small Engine Technology II

13040150

Diesel Equipment Technology I

13040160

Diesel Equipment Technology II

13040170

Diesel Equipment Technology II/Advanced Transportation Systems Laboratory

13040200

Management of Transportation Systems

13040300

Distribution and Logistics

13040450

Practicum in Transportation Systems (First Time Taken)

13040455

Practicum in Transportation Systems/Extended Practicum in Transportation Systems (First Time Taken)

13040460

Practicum in Transportation Systems (Second Time Taken)

13040465

Practicum in Transportation Systems/Extended Practicum in Transportation Systems (Second Time Taken)

13040470

Practicum in Distribution and Logistics (First Time Taken)

13040475

Practicum in Distribution and Logistics/Extended Practicum in Distribution and Logistics (First Time Taken)

13040480

Practicum in Distribution and Logistics (Second Time Taken)

13040485

Practicum in Distribution and Logistics/Extended Practicum in Distribution and Logistics (Second Time Taken)

N1303800

Concepts of Distribution and Logistics Technology

N1303801

Logistics Engineering

N1304661

Principles of Maritime Science

N1304662

Maritime Science I

N1304663

Maritime Science II

N1304666

Introduction to Shipboard Engineering

N1304667

Advanced Shipboard Engineering

N1304670

Introduction to Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV)

N1304672

Introduction to Aerospace and Aviation

N1304675

Aviation Ground School

13001250

Oil and Gas Production I

13001255

Oil and Gas Production I/Agricultural Laboratory and Field Experience

13001260

Oil and Gas Production II

13001265

Oil and Gas Production II/Agricultural Laboratory and Field Experience

13040500

Oil and Gas Production III

13040501

Oil and Gas Production IV

13040502

Introduction to Process Technology

13040503

Foundations of Energy

13040504

Petrochemical Safety, Health, and Environment

N1303900

Introduction to Instrumentation and Electrical

N1303901

Advanced Instrument and Electrical

N1303910

Practicum in Energy

13014520

Practicum in Early Learning (First Time Taken)

13014525

Practicum in Early Learning/Extended Practicum in Early Learning (First Time Taken)

13014530

Practicum in Early Learning (Second Time Taken)

13014535

Practicum in Early Learning/Extended Practicum in Early Learning (Second Time Taken)

13020962

Healthcare Administration and Management

13020964

Medical Billing and Coding

13021015

Medical Assistant

13021030

Pharmacy II

13021120

Respiratory Therapy I

13021122

Respiratory Therapy II

13021225

Leadership and Management in Nursing

13021230

Practicum In Nursing

042

Transitional Bilingual/Early Exit

042

043

Transitional Bilingual/Late Exit

043

044

Dual Language Immersion/Two-Way

044

045

Dual Language Immersion/One-Way

045

046

Alternative Methods for Bilingual Education

046

002

English As a Second Language/Content-Based

002

003

English As A Second Language/Pull-Out

003

004

Alternative Methods for ESL

004