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School Year State Data Group Data Description Value Population Subgroup
2022-2023 UNITED STATES 893 Foster care students enrolled in a public LEA that receives Title I, Part A funds 281834 Foster Care Students All Students
2022-2023 ALABAMA 893 Foster care students enrolled in a public LEA that receives Title I, Part A funds 2687 Foster Care Students All Students in SEA
2022-2023 ALASKA 893 Foster care students enrolled in a public LEA that receives Title I, Part A funds 2195 Foster Care Students All Students in SEA
2022-2023 ARIZONA 893 Foster care students enrolled in a public LEA that receives Title I, Part A funds 7906 Foster Care Students All Students in SEA
2022-2023 ARKANSAS 893 Foster care students enrolled in a public LEA that receives Title I, Part A funds 2187 Foster Care Students All Students in SEA
2022-2023 BUREAU OF INDIAN EDUCATION 893 Foster care students enrolled in a public LEA that receives Title I, Part A funds S Foster Care Students All Students in SEA
2022-2023 CALIFORNIA 893 Foster care students enrolled in a public LEA that receives Title I, Part A funds 41736 Foster Care Students All Students in SEA
2022-2023 COLORADO 893 Foster care students enrolled in a public LEA that receives Title I, Part A funds 3795 Foster Care Students All Students in SEA
2022-2023 CONNECTICUT 893 Foster care students enrolled in a public LEA that receives Title I, Part A funds 1840 Foster Care Students All Students in SEA
2022-2023 DELAWARE 893 Foster care students enrolled in a public LEA that receives Title I, Part A funds 218 Foster Care Students All Students in SEA
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School Yr State File Spec Data Group Level Data Note State Comment
2022-2023 MICHIGAN 222, 193 797, 893 LEA Foster Care Enrolled was not reported for 101 LEAs that received Title I, Part A funds. The 101 districts were correctly reported with zero foster care students enrolled in SY 2022-2023.
2022-2023 MINNESOTA 222, 193 797, 893 LEA Foster Care Enrolled was not reported for 159 LEAs that received Title I, Part A funds. 159 LEAs that received Title I, Part A funds served no students in foster care during the reporting period and were not reported.
2022-2023 MONTANA 222, 193 797, 893 LEA Foster Care Enrolled was not reported for 155 LEAs that received Title I, Part A funds.
2022-2023 NEVADA 222, 193 797, 893 LEA Foster Care Enrolled was not reported for 2 LEAs that received Title I, Part A funds. The data is correct as reported. Two LEAs did not have Foster enrollment.
2022-2023 NEW YORK 222, 193 797, 893 LEA Foster Care Enrolled was not reported 589 LEAs that received Title I, Part A funds. This LEA reported no students in foster care.
2022-2023 NORTH CAROLINA 222, 193 797, 893 LEA Foster Care Enrolled was not reported for 74 LEAs that received Title I, Part A funds. The LEAs/Charters have been reviewed for accuracy. No students were reported as Foster. NC would like the federal program office to reconsider this error for future submissions.
2022-2023 OHIO 222, 193 797, 893 LEA Foster Care Enrolled was not reported for 294 LEAs that received Title I, Part A funds. State may have reported duplicated data at the SEA level, as the SEA total equals (or nearly equals) the sum of the LEA totals
2022-2023 OREGON 222, 193 797, 893 LEA Foster Care Enrolled was not reported for 23 LEAs that received Title I, Part A funds. Data are accurate as reported. These are smaller LEAs that do not have any foster care students to report. Title IA allocations are correct.
2022-2023 PENNSYLVANIA 222, 193 797, 893 LEA Foster Care Enrolled was not reported for 39 LEAs that received Title I, Part A funds.
2022-2023 PUERTO RICO 222 893 LEA The Foster Care Enrolled file contained all zeros. For 22-23, no school identified Foster Care students enrolled in the public regular program. PRDE uses SIS data to report student information. It has been our goal to use data from a single source. For 22-23 SY, no school reported data on Foster Care. We will resume conversations with the local child welfare system in order to have another source to validate and provide additional tracking to schools. Starting with 23-24 SY, a new SIS was implemented, and the expectation is it will reduce the burden to schools and facilitate the review of their data in a timely manner.
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