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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	MAINE			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	186	NA		Grade 1
2017-2018	MAINE			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	189	NA		Grade 2
2017-2018	MAINE			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	187	NA		Grade 3
2017-2018	MAINE			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	175	NA		Grade 4
2017-2018	MAINE			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	162	NA		Grade 5
2017-2018	MAINE			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	177	NA		Grade 6
2017-2018	MAINE			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	164	NA		Grade 7
2017-2018	MAINE			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	132	NA		Grade 8
2017-2018	MAINE			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	181	NA		Grade 9
2017-2018	MAINE			655	Homeless Students Enrolled	182	NA		Grade 10

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School Year	State	File Spec	Data Group	Reporting Level	Data Note	State Note
2016-2017	MAINE	118	655	LEA, SEA	Maine: The state provided the same number for the LEA and SEA counts.
2015-2016	MAINE	175	583	LEA, SEA	Maine made the following changes to its regular assessments for all grades between SY2014-15 and SY2015-16: (1) Used entirely new assessment. As a result, the State's SY2015-16 results are not comparable to prior years.
2015-2016	MAINE	118	655	LEA, SEA	Maine reported more students at the SEA level than the LEA level.
2015-2016	MAINE	178	584	LEA, SEA	Maine made the following changes to its regular assessments for all grades between SY2014-15 and SY2015-16: (1) Used entirely new assessment. As a result, the State's SY2015-16 results are not comparable to prior years.
2015-2016	MAINE	178	584	LEA, SEA	Maine made the following changes to its regular assessments for all grades between SY2014-15 and SY2015-16: (1) Used entirely new assessment. As a result, the State's SY2015-16 results are not comparable to prior years.
2015-2016	MAINE	175	583	LEA, SEA	Maine made the following changes to its regular assessments for all grades between SY2014-15 and SY2015-16: (1) Used entirely new assessment. As a result, the State's SY2015-16 results are not comparable to prior years.
2014-2015	MAINE	178	584	LEA, SEA	Maine made the following changes to its alternate assessment and regular assessments for all grades between SY2013-14 and SY2014-15: (1) Changed cut scores, (2) Changed proficiency standards, (3) Significantly changed assessment items, (4) Used entirely new assessment, and (5) Realigned assessment to new content standards. As a result, the State's SY2014-15 results are not comparable to prior years.
2014-2015	MAINE	175	583	LEA, SEA	Maine made the following changes to its alternate assessment and regular assessments for all grades between SY2013-14 and SY2014-15: (1) Changed cut scores, (2) Changed proficiency standards, (3) Significantly changed assessment items, (4) Used entirely new assessment, and (5) Realigned assessment to new content standards. As a result, the State's SY2014-15 results are not comparable to prior years.
2012-2013, 2011-2012, 2010-2011	MAINE	175, 178	583, 584	LEA, SEA	Maine administers its mathematics and reading/language arts assessments for grades 3 through 8 in the fall. Thus, the students are assessed on content from the prior academic year.
2016-2017	MAINE	121	634	SEA	The number of eligible migratory students decreased by 10 percent or more between SY2015-16 and SY2016-17.	2016-17 saw a steep decline in Maine's blueberry harvest, the agricultural activity that typically accounts for the majority of migratory work in the state. Due to a glut of frozen product from the 2014-15 and 2015-16 harvests and the resulting decline in the crop's market value, one of the state s largest blueberry companies decided not to rake in 2016-17. The company would ordinarily hire approximately 6,000 migratory rakers for the month of August. The elimination of these positions led to a greater than 10% reduction in identified migrant students.

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