KIDS Collection Extracts (Kansas)

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The Kansas Individual Data on Students Collection Extracts report student data for eight extracts that share the same reporting elements. The following is a list of the extracts and the current submission windows.

KIDS Collection Extract  

Extract

Name

Report Description

Submission Window

ENRL

Funding and Enrollment

This report collects official enrollment data for reports and for state and federal funding calculations. All enrolled and attending students are submitted with data current as of September 20.

September 20 - October 10

TEST

Assessment Testing

This report gathers data for pre-slugging and distributing paper state assessments and for generating CETE's testing rosters for state assessments.

October 1 - June 13

SMSC

REAP Funding, Title Allocations

Districts with 1200 or fewer student enrollments may be eligible for additional REAP grant funding & should submit records for ALL students enrolled between the 1st day of school and December 1st. (Districts not eligible for REAP may submit records for just ESOL/Immigrant/Homeless students.)

December 2 - January 10

MILT

Military Student Enrollment

Districts that on February 20 have at least 25 new military dependent students (or 1% of the total September 20 enrollment) may be eligible for additional funding and should submit the MILT collection. Districts submitting MILT may send all of their students, or just the military dependent students. Data should be current as of February 20.

February 20- March 10

EOYA

End of Year Accountability

The End of Year Accountability (EOYA) Collection focuses on collecting attendance, membership, and truancy data for all students who were enrolled at the AYP school at any point during the school year. EOYA records cannot be submitted outside of this Collection window. The student data that is submitted for EOYA should be current as of the last day of school.

May 5 - June 13

ASGT

New Students or Demographic Changes

ASGT records are submitted to update core student data, obtain State IDs for new students and claim students. Submitting ASGT records always result in the creation of a Download Assignment file, which is the file that is then uploaded to the Assignment screens. Schools/districts may use the ASGT record type to add new students to the system, to correct errors in core student data, and to rollover the school year and grade level information for existing students at the beginning of the school year.

Any Time

Recommended to be done on a weekly basis

EXIT

Student Leaving School

EXIT records can be submitted at any time and as soon as possible after a student moves, transfers, drops out or graduates.

Any Time

Recommended to be done whenever a student has exited school

QERY

Query Record

This optional record returns information such as IEP status, demographic information or grade level about a student from that student's previous AYP school. QERY records cannot be included in a batch file with other record types.

Any Time

SPEDSpecial EducationThis optional record enables the funding school or district to enter specific students previously submitted to KIDS without claiming the student. This is only for students who receive special education services and no student data is updated.

Any Time

Recommended to be done when services are rendered.

Report Logic

Students are included in the Collection Extracts based on the selections in the extract editor. Students who are enrolled within a selected calendar and have an enrollment start or end date within the filter date range entered on the report editor report if they are also included in any Ad hoc filter or grade selected on the editor.

Fields not collected for a particular extract and fields where there is no data to populate (Suffix field, for example) report blank values, unless otherwise noted. The fields are still included in the output format.

Students are not included when (unless otherwise noted):

  • Their enrollment record is marked as State Exclude or No Show.
  • The grade level of enrollment is marked as State Exclude.
  • The calendar of enrollment is marked as State Exclude.

Additional logic for the following fields exist. See the specific extract documentation for more logic.

Data Filter From Date/Data Filter To Date

Records return for students who have an active enrollment at any time within the entered dates in the selected calendar for the following extract types:

  • ENRL
  • TEST
  • EOYA
  • MILT
  • QERY

Records are only returned for students who have a Start Date in the selected calendar that falls on or after the entered dates for the following extract type:

  • ASGT

Records are only returned for students who have an End Date in the selected calendar that falls on or before the entered dates for the following extract type:

  • EXIT

When using the Filter To and Filter From fields, only those students who have ended enrollments within the entered dates report.

When using either the Filter To or the Filter From fields (one or the other, not both), the latest exit record reports if the student has multiple exit records.

For the EOYA, EXIT and SMSC Extracts, the student's total membership days between the entered date fields report.

For the ENRL extract, the total membership days is based on the School Start Date.

Attendance Filter To Date

This date field displays on the EOYA and EXIT extracts. In response to COVID-19, when this field is populated:

  • Membership Days (field 22) reports attendance up to and including the entered date.
  • Attended Days (field 23) reports attendance up to and including the entered date.
  • Truant Student (field 24) reports attendance days up to and including the entered date (EOYA Extract only).

Truant

The following definition is used for defining a student as truant:

  • Three consecutive full days (based on the student's schedule) of unexcused absences (status of A, Excuse of U)
  • Five full days (based on their schedule) in a semester of unexcused absences (status of A, Excuse of U)
  • Seven full days (based on their schedule) in a year of unexcused absences (status of A, Excuse of U)

The calculation is based on the following:

  • 100% of the scheduled class periods in an institutional day for any individual student are marked as an unexcused absence.
  • Includes partial day absence days where the total absent minutes are greater than or equal to the minutes indicated in the Whole Day Absence minutes field for a given student on a given instructional day.

Grade Level

The grade level or primary instructional level at which a student enters and receives services in a school or an educational institution during a given academic session.

CodeGrade LevelDescription
00Birth - 2 years old
013 year old preschooler

3-Yr-Old and 4-Yr-Old Preschoolers can be sent as one grade level, using ‘01’ as the grade level, if the district does not have the group separated in its SIS. It is important to keep 5-Yr-Old Preschooler in its separate grade level, since funding is different for this group.

024 year old preschoolerGrade level 02 is for students who are four years old on or before August 31 of the current school year who do not meet the at-risk criteria for the Preschool-Aged At-Risk program and/or have an IEP for a disability. If a 4-year-old student both meets the at-risk criteria for the Preschool-Aged At-Risk program and has an IEP for a disability they should be reported as 02.
035 year old and older preschooler
33Preschool-Aged At-Risk (3 year old)Grade level 33 is for students who are three years old on or before August 31 of the current school year and who meet the at-risk criteria for the Preschool-Aged At-Risk program and do not have an IEP for a disability.
04State Preschool-Aged At-Risk (4 year old)Grade level 04 is for students who are four years old on or before August 31 of the current school year and who meet the at-risk criteria for the Preschool-Aged At-Risk program and do not have an IEP for a disability.
05Kindergarten
06First Grade
07Second Grade
08Third Grade
09Fourth Grade
10Fifth Grade
11Sixth Grade
12Seventh Grade
13Eighth Grade
14Ninth Grade
15Tenth Grade
16Eleventh Grade
17Twelfth Grade
18Not GradedThe Not Graded code applies to students who are adults. Note: an adult student is defined as either a general education student who is over the age of 18 and whose 5-year cohort (beginning his/her freshman year) has graduated, or any student over the age of 21. Students who are age 22 and older as of October 1, 2020 must be submitted as grade level 18.


School Entry Date, District Date, State Entry Date

If a student were to leave the school and return, one of the following dates reports, based on the assigned Enrollment End Status.

  • Current Date (Current Enrollment Start Date minus the Previous Start Date)
  • Previous Start Date (Last Enrollment Start Date)

In other words:

  • School Entry Date reports the earliest Enrollment Start Date for which the student attended the current school consecutively when the previous school year does not have an Enrollment Exit Code from the table below. Otherwise, the Enrollment Start Date of the current school year reports.
    • Current Enrollment is defined as the enrollment that is effective within the calendar that was selected in the extract editor.
    • If there are multiple previous enrollments, only the enrollment with the newest end date is used in the comparison. If there is more than one enrollment with the same end date (that is the most recent end date), then only compare against the primary enrollment.
  • District Entry Date reports the earliest Enrollment Start Date for which the student attended the current district consecutively when the previous school year does not have an Enrollment Exit Code from the table below. Otherwise, the date reports from the table below.
  • State Entry Date reports the earliest Enrollment Start Date for which the student attended the current state consecutively when the previous school year does not have an Enrollment Exit Code from the table below. Otherwise, the date reports from the table below.

These fields are considered override fields and can be blank. If these fields are populated on the Enrollment record, the entered date on the Enrollment record reports.

All future enrollments are ignored and the current enrollment is used to determine the date, even when a local end status is populated.

Code

End Status

School Entry DateDistrict DateState Entry Date

1

Transfer to a public school in the same district

Current DatePrevious DatePrevious Date

2

Transfer to a public school in a different district in Kansas

Current DateCurrent DatePrevious Date

3

Transfer to a public school in a different state

Current DateCurrent DateCurrent Date

4

Transfer to an accredited private school in Kansas

Current DateCurrent DatePrevious Date
4a

Transfer to an accredited private school in a different state

Reports as 4.

Current DateCurrent DateCurrent Date

5

Transfer to non-accredited private school in Kansas

Current DatePrevious DatePrevious Date
5a

Transfer to non-accredited private school in a different state

Reports as 5.

Current DateCurrent DateCurrent Date

6

Transfer to a home school for a student already in the system

Current DatePrevious DatePrevious Date
6aTransfer to a home school for a student NOT already in the system
Reports as 6.
Current DateCurrent DateCurrent Date
15Transfer to a juvenile detention facility with educationCurrent DateCurrent DatePrevious Date

16

Moved within US, not known to be enrolled in school

Current DateCurrent DateCurrent Date

21

Student moved outside US, may or may not be continuing

Current DateCurrent DateCurrent Date

Attendance Days

When generating the SMSC Extract, these values are determined by the Data Filtered From Date and Data Filtered To Date values entered on the Extract Editor.

Full Day Attendance

Membership days minus absent days on a day by day basis.

  • Attended days calculate all minutes in a period. If a student is marked absent for the entire period, those minutes are subtracted from Attended Days.
  • If a student is scheduled for multiple courses during the same period, the period length is used and not the total minutes of all classes to determine attendance.
  • Attendance is based off the time the student was in school compared to the time the student was scheduled to be in school.
  • Half-day kindergarten student's time is not divided by two.
  • Cannot be greater than 366.

Partial Day Attendance

Partial Day attendance is calculated by dividing the total daily instructional minutes by all possible daily instructional minutes, leaving the fractional remainder of the AttendedDays to correctly reflect the partial attendance.

  • Kindergarten students who are partial day calculate based on the half day attendance period that constitutes an entire attendance day.
  • The most recent active primary enrollment is used to calculate attendedDays and membershipDays.
  • Each day is counted once.

Minutes Enrolled

The minutes do not include the lunch period or transition time to and from lunch. Passing periods that are between classes a student attends can be counted. The entry can be zero for the September 20 snapshot in cases where the student attends a public school but does not qualify to be counted for funding purposes.

Schools and districts enter minutes. To compute FTE, KSDE divides this number by 360, except for those students who are also enrolled in an area vocational technical school or other postsecondary institution. The number of minutes for dual enrolled students is divided by 300 for FTE purposes. In cases where the number of minutes enrolled per day varies or the student does not attend school 5 days a week, sum all minutes for a normal 5-day week and divide by 5.

ESOL Participation

Logic looks at the Service Type of the student's EL Services record(s) and reports a value (in ESOL Participation field) as follows:

  • 0: None - Student has never been involved in an EL program, was involved in an EL program but has been exited longer than their two year monitoring period, or has been exited for less than the duration of the regular two year monitoring period but has the SIT Exited - No Monitor checkbox marked on the student's EL tab.
  • 1: Title III Funded - At least one Service Type of Title III Funded is selected with at least 1 days of its duration (the time span between the service Start Date and End Date, if applicable) within the Filter to Date and Filter from Date.
  • 2: State ESOL/Bilingual Funded - At least one Service Type of State ESOL/Bilingual Funded is selected with at least 1 day of each of its duration (the time span between the service Start Date and End Date, if applicable) within the Filter to Date and Filter from Date.
  • 3: Both Title III and State ESOL/Bilingual Funded - At least one Service Type of at least one active EL Service exists that is designated 1 and 2, respectively, with at least 1 day of its duration (the time span between the service Start Date and End Date, if applicable) within the Filter to Date and Filter from Date.
  • 5: ESOL Eligible But Not Currently Receiving Services - There is an active EL program but no active EL services of any kind, including either Title III Funded or State ESOL/Bilingual Funded exist. This also reports when the Parent Refused Services checkbox is marked.
  • 6: Receives ESOL Services, But not Funded with Either Title III or State ESOL/Bilingual - There is more than 0 EL Services but no funding sources are selected for any services which includes the following services: 1: Title III Funded, 2: State/ESOL/Bilingual Funded or 3: Both Title III and State ESOL/Bilingual Funded.
  • 7: Exited EL Previous School Year - Student has exited EL but continues to have SUM Services through the end of the school year.
  • 8: Exited EL Less than Two Years - Student has exited EL and exited services before the end of the school year
CodeState DefinitionDescriptionLocation
0Not an ESOL Eligible student and not an ESOL monitored student

Student has an EL program status of Exited and the SIT Exited checkbox is marked.

Student Information > Program Participation > English Learners (EL) > EL > Active EL Record > Program Status: Exited


Student Information > Program Participation > English Learners (EL) > EL > State Localized Elements > SIT Exited - No Monitor

1Title 3 funded
  • Student has an EL Record with a status of LEP AND 
  •  An LEP service mapped to a state type of TIII AND
  • The Service start date is on or prior to extract editor end date AND
  • EL service end date is null or after extract editor start date AND
  • Parent refused services is Not Checked

Student Information > Program Participation > English Learners (EL) > EL > Active EL Record > Program Status: LEP


Student Information > Program Participation > English Learners (EL) > EL Services > Start Date, End Date, Service Type: Title III, Parent Refused Services



2State ESOL/Bilingual Funded
  • Student has an EL Record with a status of LEP AND
  • An LEP service mapped to a state type of STATE AND
  • The Service start date is prior to extract editor end date AND
  • EL service end date is null or after extract editor start date AND
  • Parent refused services is Not Checked

Student Information > Program Participation > English Learners (EL) > EL > Active EL Record > Program Status: LEP


Student Information > Program Participation > English Learners (EL) > EL Services > Start Date, End Date, Service Type: STATE, Parent Refused Services

3Both 1 and 2Student meets the criteria for both 1 and 2.

Student Information > Program Participation > English Learners (EL) > EL > Active EL Record > Program Status: LEP


Student Information > Program Participation > English Learners (EL) > EL Services > Start Date, End Date, Service Type: Title III, Service Type: STATE,  Parent Refused Services

5

ESOL program eligible, based on an English language proficiency test, but not currently receiving ESOL program services.


Example: Parents that have waived their child out of ESOL services, but the district is still obligated to provide ESOL support and tested with KELPA.

  • Student has an EL program with a status of LEP AND
  • Student does NOT have any EL Services that took place between the extract editor start and end dates
  • Parent Refused services is not checked.

Student Information > Program Participation > English Learners (EL) > EL > Active EL Record > Program Status: LEP


Student Information > Program Participation > English Learners (EL) > EL Services > Start Date, End Date, Parent Refused Services

6

Receives ESOL services and not funded with Title III and/or State ESOL Funding

  • Student has an EL program with a status of LEP  AND
  • Student has an EL service that has a start date prior to the extract editor date  AND
  • EL services is NOT tied to a state services of STATE or TIII  AND
  • EL service end date is null or after extract editor start date AND
  • Parent refused services is NOT checked

Student Information > Program Participation > English Learners (EL) > EL > Active EL Record > Program Status: LEP


Student Information > Program Participation > English Learners (EL) > EL Services > Start Date, End Date, Parent Refused Services

7

Optional Transitional year, for a student scoring 3/Proficient on last year's KELPA, but services are still needed for EL support. (If EL services are not provided, select monitored status).


Minutes must be provided and entered in field D44: ESOL/Bilingual Student Contact Minutes and the program ending date must be entered in D43: ESOL/Bilingual Program Ending Date.


A transitional student will either be placed on monitored status the following year and remain for two years or becomes eligible to re-enter the ESOL program, receive services and testing requirement

  • Student has a program status of Exited LEP AND
  • EL exit date date is on or prior to end date in extract editor AND
  • 2nd year monitoring date is on or after the extract editor start date AND
  • An LEP service exists with a state type of SUM where the end date is null or on/after the max term end date.

Student Information > Program Participation > English Learners (EL) > EL > Active EL Record > Program Status: Exited LEP, Program Exit Date, Second Year Monitoring


Student Information > Program Participation > English Learners (EL) > EL Services > Service Type: SUM, End Date


8

Monitored, for a student scoring proficient on last year's KELPA and is not


receiving EL support minutes(transitional year not chosen) OR is in second year monitored status

  • Student has a program status of Exited LEP AND
  • LEP exit date is prior to or on the extract editor end date AND
  • LEP 2nd year monitoring date is on or after the extract editor start date  AND
  • There are no SUM LEP Services OR a student has an EL Service end date that is prior to max term end date.
Student Information > Program Participation > English Learners (EL) > EL > Active EL Record > Program Status: Exited LEP, Program Exit Date, Second Year Monitoring

Report Editor

The following options are the available options on the KIDS Collection Extract Editor.

Field

Description

Extract Type

Selection indicates the extract that generates. See the table in the Overview section for a list of options.

Data Filter From Date

Students are included in the report if they have an entry date or an exit date on or before the date entered in this field. The default entry is blank. Dates are entered in MMDDYY format, or use the calendar icon to select a date. See the Report Logic section for specific information on this field.

Data Filter To Date

Students are included in the report if they have an entry date or an exit date on or after the date entered in this field. This field auto-populates to the current date. Dates are entered in MMDDYY format, or use the calendar icon to select a date. See the Report Logic section for specific information on this field.

Attendance Filter To Date

This field displays on the EOYA Extract. 


This field is used to manage COVID-19 attendance changes. When populated, Membership Days, Attended Days and Truant Student totals are calculated up to and including the entered date.

Assessment Disaggregation Method 1 and 2

Selection is only needed when generating the TEST Extract.


The extract contain a series of grouping indicator selections that when chosen on the report editor populates appropriate fields if the following criteria is met:

  • If a course is marked as Homeroom and the student is on the course roster and the Homeroom teacher's last name is selected in the Assessment Disaggregation Method 1 or 2, this field reports the teacher's last name;
  • If a course is assigned to one of the KIDS Subject codes and the student is on the course roster and the Assessment Disaggregation Method 1 of Subject Teacher's Last Name is selected in the Extract Editor, this field reports the Teacher's Last Name in the Grouping Indicator tied to the course subject selected; and
  • If a course is marked as Homeroom and has KIDS Subject Code assigned to it, the Teacher's Last Name reports if either Homeroom Teacher's Last Name or Subject Teacher's Last Name is selected in the Grouping Indicators.

Students without State IDs

When marked, students assigned a state ID number are not included in the report. This option only returns students who do not have a state ID number.

Social Security Number Optional

When marked, the last four digits of the student's Social Security number is not displayed. If not marked, the last four digits of the Social Security number are displayed.

Ad hoc Filter

A selection in this field causes the extracts to only include students included in the Ad hoc filter. For example, if an Ad hoc filter is selected that lists all 9th grade students, only those students are included in the extract.

File Revision Number

This is required for state submissions. The state only accepts a file name once, so the file name needs to be updated if submitting it more than one time.

Select Grades by State Code (TEST Only)

Used only for the TEST extract, select the grade levels to include on the extract.

Format

The KIDS Collection Extracts can be generated in the following ways. Use the State Format when submitting information to the DOE. Use the other formats for data review and testing.

  • State Format (tab delimited)
  • HTML
  • CSV
  • XML

 Records Limit Per File (State Format only)

When the State Format (tab delimited) format option is selected, files are within a series of tab delimited files within a .zip file if the numeric value entered in this field is LESS than the number of records that are being exported.

Calendar Selection

At least one calendar needs to be selected in order to generate the Collection Extracts. Multiple calendars can be selected by using the CTRL and SHIFT keys.

Sample Report Formats

The following images provide a baseline for how the extracts display in selected formats.

HTML Format
CSV Format

State Format (tab delimited)

XML Format

Report Layout

The following defines the Report Headers and Report Footers used in the KIDS Collection Extracts. Layouts for each individual extract are available for that specific extract.

Report Header

Element

Description

Record Type

2 bytes, must contain the characters TH

Extract Date

10 bytes, date the export file was created; MM/DD/YY format

Extract Time

8 bytes, time export file was created; HH:MM:SS format

Transmission ID

10 bytes, must match the Transmission ID field in the Footer Record

Version

10 bytes, always 18.0

Delimiter Character

25 bytes, 0X09

KIDS Collection Extract Header

Report Footer

Element

Description

Record Type

2 bytes, must contain the characters TT

Transmission ID

10 bytes, must match the Transmission ID field in the Header Record

Number of Record

10 bytes, number of records including header and footer records

KIDS Collection Extract Footer  

Default Values

The following fields are assigned default values when they report in the selected extract type but the field where the data is stored isn't populated.

Field NumberField NameDefault Value
D1Record TypeBlank
D2Accountability School IdentifierBlank
D3Resident DistrictBlank
D4Legal Last NameBlank
D5Legal First NameBlank
D6Legal Middle NameBlank
D7SuffixBlank
D8GenderBlank
D9Date of BirthBlank
D10GradeBlank
D11Student IdentifierBlank
D12Hispanic EthnicityBlank
D13State Student IdentifierBlank
D14School YearBlank
D15Funding SchoolBlank
D16Attendance SchoolBlank
D17Virtual Education StudentZero
D18School Entry DateBlank
D19District Entry DateBlank
D20State Entry DateBlank
D22Membership DaysBlank
D23Attended DaysBlank
D24Truant StudentZero
D25Minutes EnrolledBlank
D26Concurrent HS EnrollmentZero
D27Exit Withdrawal DateBlank
D28Exit Withdrawal TypeBlank
D31Special Circumstance Transfer ChoiceZero
D32Post Graduation PlansBlank
D33Comprehensive RaceBlank
D34Lunch ProgramZero
D35Primary DisabilityBlank
D36Gifted Student CodeBlank
D37Section 504Zero
D38Resident of HomelessZero
D39ESOL Entry dateBlank
D40Date Entered USBlank
D41First LanguageZero
D42ESOL ParticipationZero
D44ESOL Contact MinutesBlank
D45Career Tech Ed Contact MinutesBlank
D46Title 1 ParticipationZero
D47Miles TransportedBlank
D48Transportation FTEBlank
D49Transportation Street AddressBlank
D50Transportation CityBlank
D51Transportation ZipBlank
D52Non-Resident TransportationZero
D53Child of Military FamilyZero
D54Immigrant StudentZero
D55Country Of BirthBlank
D56Neglected StudentZero
D59Math Grouping Indicator 1Blank
D60Math Grouping Indicator 2Blank
D61English Language Arts ELA Grouping Indicator 1Blank
D62English Language Arts ELA Grouping Indicator 2Blank
D63Science Grouping Indicator 1Blank
D64Science Grouping Indicator 2Blank
D65Comprehensive Agriculture Grouping IndicatorBlank
D66Animal Systems Grouping IndicatorBlank
D67Plant Systems Grouping IndicatorBlank
D68KELPA2 Grouping Indicator 1Blank
D69KELPA2 Grouping Indicator 2Blank
D70State Mathematics AssessmentZero
D71State English Language Arts ELA AssessmentZero
D72State Science AssessmentZero
D73State History/Gov AssessmentZero
D74Comprehensive Agriculture AssessmentZero
D75Animal Systems AssessmentZero
D76Plant Systems AssessmentZero
D77Kansas English Proficiency AssessmentZero