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Educators

Percent of teachers who are identified as inexperienced as defined by the state

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EDFACTS File Specifications 203 and 067

Map Data Notes
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School Year State File Spec Data Group Data Topic Data Note State Note
2019-2020 DELAWARE 203 839 Staffing Year to Year Comparison: The total number of teachers by out of field status (Category Set C) changed by 10% or more between the prior year and current year.
2019-2020 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 203 839 Staffing Category Set Comparison: The sum of teachers who are experienced and inexperienced (Category Set A) does not equal the reported total number of teachers. These data should be equal. OSSE reported on the data that were provided by LEAs. Some teachers did not have years this data submitted, which is why the counts are not equal.
2019-2020 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 203 839 Staffing Category Set Comparison: The sum of teachers teaching in and out of field (Category Set C) does not equal the reported total number of teachers. These data should be equal. Under state law, charter schools are not required to report on out-of-field status, which is why the two counts are not equal.
United States
10736

Title II Allocation of Funds

Share and percent of funds for different Title II activities

Source: Title II-A Use of Funds District Survey (EDE File Specifications T2USESHR AND T2USEPCT)

Title II Types of Professional Development (PD)

Of districts funding [Subject] PD, percent by type of PD

Source:  Title II-A Use of Funds District Survey (EDE File Specification T2DTYPE)

Title II Topics of Professional Development (PD)

Of districts funding [Subject] PD, percent by topic of PD

Source: Title II-A Use of Funds District Survey (EDE File Specification T2PDTOP)

Data Dictionary

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Title II PD Topics Dataset Description Population/Sample For Title II teacher topics, N=10,677 districts weighted, 3,598 unweighted. For Title II principal topics, N=7,201 districts weighted, 2,658 unweighted.
Title II PD Types Dataset Description Population/Sample For title II teacher types, N=10,705 districts weighted, 3,599 unweighted. For Title II principal types N=7,202 districts weighted, 2,659 unweighted (principal). The survey asked districts to indicate all types of professional development for which they used Title II-A funds.