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School Year State Data Group Data Description Value Population Subgroup Age/Grade
2021-2022 UNITED STATES 655 Homeless Students Enrolled 15831 Homeless Students Migratory students
2021-2022 UNITED STATES 655 Homeless Students Enrolled 110664 Homeless Students Unaccompanied Youth
2021-2022 UNITED STATES 655 Homeless Students Enrolled 38879 Homeless Students Age 3 through 5 (Not Kindergarten)
2021-2022 UNITED STATES 655 Homeless Students Enrolled 93439 Homeless Students Kindergarten
2021-2022 UNITED STATES 655 Homeless Students Enrolled 88093 Homeless Students Grade 1
2021-2022 UNITED STATES 655 Homeless Students Enrolled 91831 Homeless Students Grade 2
2021-2022 UNITED STATES 655 Homeless Students Enrolled 92394 Homeless Students Grade 3
2021-2022 UNITED STATES 655 Homeless Students Enrolled 91563 Homeless Students Grade 4
2021-2022 UNITED STATES 655 Homeless Students Enrolled 90425 Homeless Students Grade 5
2021-2022 UNITED STATES 655 Homeless Students Enrolled 88239 Homeless Students Grade 6
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Data Notes

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School Yr State File Spec Data Group Level Data Note State Comment
2021-2022 ALL STATES 175 583 SEA, LEA, SCH The data for FS175/DG583 were suppressed for Illinois, Utah, and Virginia due to data quality concerns. The state notes in all sections of ED Data Express reflect the views of the state only and do not necessarily reflect compliance with requirements or consistency with reporting instructions.
2021-2022 ALL STATES 178 584 SEA, LEA, SCH The data for FS178/DG584 were suppressed for Utah and Virginia due to data quality concerns. The state notes in all sections of ED Data Express reflect the views of the state only and do not necessarily reflect compliance with requirements or consistency with reporting instructions.
2021-2022 ALABAMA 118 655 LEA LEA-Level: In 2 LEAs, data were not reported for Category Set B [Homeless Primary Nighttime Residence]. Re submitted for current year.
2021-2022 ALABAMA 170, 118 754, 655 LEA Across File Comparison: 1 LEA with membership were reported as subgrantees in FS170, but were excluded from FS118.
2021-2022 ALABAMA 170 754 LEA Year to Year Comparison: The number of LEAs with subgrants changed by -30% between the prior year and the current year. The number of LEAs with subgrant changed due to funding that was available through ARP Homeless I and II. Therefore, the number of LEAs applying for MV funds decreased.
2021-2022 ALASKA 118 655 LEA Year to Year comparison: The State reported a change of 27% between the prior year and the current year number for English Learner Status.
2021-2022 ALASKA 118 655 LEA Year to Year comparison: The State reported a change of 19% between the prior year and the current year number for disability status.
2021-2022 ARIZONA 118 655 LEA In 1 LEAs, the sum of Category Set G [Homeless Unaccompanied Youth Status, Homeless Primary Nighttime Residence] does not equal the Category Set F [Homeless Unaccompanied Youth Status]. These two counts should be equal. ADE reached out to the LEA, which shared that through investigating the discrepency in their data, a glitch with the student information system (SIS) was identified. Based on this finding, the LEA is now implementing a new component to their enrollment procedure, which is that the MV Homeless Liaisions and SIS Administrator will run integrity and the SUPP 11 reports quarterly to proactively identify and rectify any data errors.
2021-2022 ARIZONA 118 655 LEA Year to Year comparison: The State reported a change of 91% between the prior year and the current year number of homeless unaccompanied youth status. Both the current and prior year data are accurate. The prior year data was dramatically less due to the Covid-19 pandemic, and LEAs offering online instrcution, which contributed to less UHY students being identified. The current reporting period and the current FY data are comprable, whichfurther indicates the accuracy of what was reported.
2021-2022 ARIZONA 118 655 LEA Category Set Comparison: In 6 LEAs, the sum of the Category Set B [Homeless Primary Nighttime Residence] does not equal the Education Unit Total. These two counts should equal. ADE reached out to the LEAs, and learned that one LEA identified a SIS syncing issue, which has now been addressed, and all the LEAs have indicated that they have updated their enrollment procedures to include regular data integrity checks, increasing training for those responsible for entering enrollment data, and routine data checks with the SUPP 11 report and their internal records.
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