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School Year	State	NCES LEA ID	Local Education Agency (School District) Name	Data Group ID	Data Description	Value 1	Value 2	Academic Subject	Category	Age/Grade	Grade Level	LEP Status Description	Mckinney-Vento Subgrantee Status	Title I, Part A Program Type	Language	Title I, Part D Program Type	Progress Level
2017-2018	GEORGIA			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	3,367	NA		Grade 1
2017-2018	GEORGIA			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	3,444	NA		Grade 2
2017-2018	GEORGIA			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	3,569	NA		Grade 3
2017-2018	GEORGIA			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	3,353	NA		Grade 4
2017-2018	GEORGIA			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	3,288	NA		Grade 5
2017-2018	GEORGIA			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	3,050	NA		Grade 6
2017-2018	GEORGIA			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	2,874	NA		Grade 7
2017-2018	GEORGIA			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	2,764	NA		Grade 8
2017-2018	GEORGIA			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	3,177	NA		Grade 9
2017-2018	GEORGIA			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	2,323	NA		Grade 10

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School Year	State	File Spec	Data Group	Reporting Level	Data Note	State Note
2014-2015	GEORGIA	178	584	LEA, SEA	Georgia made the following changes to its regular assessments for all grades between SY2013-14 and SY2014-15: (1) Changed cut scores, (2) Changed proficiency standards, and (3) Used entirely new assessment. As a result, the State's SY2014-15 results are not comparable to prior years.
2014-2015	GEORGIA	175	584	LEA, SEA	Georgia made the following changes to its regular assessments for grades 3 through 8 between SY2013-14 and SY2014-15: (1) Changed cut scores, (2) Changed proficiency standards, and (3) Used entirely new assessment. As a result, the State's SY2014-15 results are not comparable to prior years.
2012-2013	GEORGIA	175, 178, 185, 188	583, 584, 588, 589	LEA, SEA		Georgia utilizes its End of Course Tests (EOCT) as its accountability measure at the high school level. The courses assessed in language arts and mathematics are required of all students per State Board Rule. Students must earn credit in the assessed courses in order to graduate. Due to the rigor of the high school mathematics courses, Georgia has more students having to repeat these courses at the high school level. All students enrolled in the course must take the EOCT, which serves as the final exam.
2011-2012	GEORGIA	175, 175178179, 178, 179	583, 583584585, 584, 585	LEA, SEA		For the 2011-2012 school year, Georgia changed the state standardized assessment for high school students from the Georgia High School Graduation Test (GHSGT) to the End-of-Course Assessments (EOCT) and the EOCT have more rigorous standards. Also note that the GHSGT was given to 11th graders only, whereas the EOCT for a course can be given in multiple grades.
2016-2017	GEORGIA	138	675	LEA, SEA	Georgia: The number of students reported as not participating at the LEA-level is greater than the SEA-level. The difference is approximately 40 percent.
2015-2016	GEORGIA	138	675	LEA, SEA	The number of students reported as not participating at the LEA-level is greater than the SEA-level. The difference is approximately 31 percent.
2014-2015	GEORGIA	138	675	LEA, SEA	The number of students reported as not participating at the LEA-level is greater than the number of students reported as not participating at the SEA-level. The difference is approximately 42 percent.
2013-2014	GEORGIA	138	675	LEA, SEA	The number of students reported as not participating at the LEA-level is greater than the number of students reported as not participating at the SEA-level. The difference is approximately 29 percent.
2013-2014	GEORGIA	138	675	LEA, SEA	The number of students reported as assessed for the first time at the LEA-level is greater than the number of students reported as assessed for the first time at the SEA-level. The difference is approximately 9 percent.
2012-2013	GEORGIA	138	675	LEA, SEA	The number of students reported as not participating at the LEA-level is greater than the number of students reported as not participating at the SEA-level. The difference is approximately 28 percent.

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