Appendix C: External Code Sets

All code sets defined by external bodies and referenced within SIF are included here for reference. The left column in each table contains the individual code values that are used in SIF elements and attributes that reference these code sets. These sets of code values are closed and normative for a given version of this specification. Including codes not provided here in corresponding SIF elements and attributes can lead to XML validation errors in installations where the zone integration server or any agent is validating XML messages; the SIF data model allows for locally-defined codes, where deemed appropriate, in the OtherCodeList element. The right column of each table may provide a textual equivalent or description of the corresponding code, and is provided for informational purposes only. The referenced sources for these code sets serve as the authorities for all descriptions and semantics, and for the definition and maintenance of the code set values themselves. In each release of this specification SIFA endeavors to synchronize referenced code sets with updates from external sources.

Canada Post

Provinces and Territories [CanadaPost]

`AB`	Alberta
`BC`	British Columbia
`MB`	Manitoba
`NB`	New Brunswick
`NL`	Newfoundland and Labrador
`NS`	Nova Scotia
`NT`	North West Territories
`NU`	Nunavut
`ON`	Ontario
`PE`	Prince Edward Island
`QC`	Quebec
`SK`	Saskatchewan
`YT`	Yukon

International Standards Organization (ISO)

3166-1 English Country Names and Code Elements [ISO3166-1]

Note that the maintenance agency for these codes is [ISO 3166/MA].

`AD`	ANDORRA
`AE`	UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
`AF`	AFGHANISTAN
`AG`	ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA
`AI`	ANGUILLA
`AL`	ALBANIA
`AM`	ARMENIA
`AN`	NETHERLANDS ANTILLES
`AO`	ANGOLA
`AQ`	ANTARCTICA
`AR`	ARGENTINA
`AS`	AMERICAN SAMOA
`AT`	AUSTRIA
`AU`	AUSTRALIA
`AW`	ARUBA
`AX`	ÅLAND ISLANDS
`AZ`	AZERBAIJAN
`BA`	BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
`BB`	BARBADOS
`BD`	BANGLADESH
`BE`	BELGIUM
`BF`	BURKINA FASO
`BG`	BULGARIA
`BH`	BAHRAIN
`BI`	BURUNDI
`BJ`	BENIN
`BM`	BERMUDA
`BN`	BRUNEI DARUSSALAM
`BO`	BOLIVIA
`BR`	BRAZIL
`BS`	BAHAMAS
`BT`	BHUTAN
`BV`	BOUVET ISLAND
`BW`	BOTSWANA
`BY`	BELARUS
`BZ`	BELIZE
`CA`	CANADA
`CC`	COCOS (KEELING) ISLANDS
`CD`	CONGO, THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE
`CD`	CONGO, THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE
`CF`	CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
`CG`	CONGO
`CH`	SWITZERLAND
`CI`	CÔTE D'IVOIRE
`CK`	COOK ISLANDS
`CL`	CHILE
`CM`	CAMEROON
`CN`	CHINA
`CO`	COLOMBIA
`CR`	COSTA RICA
`CS`	SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO
`CU`	CUBA
`CV`	CAPE VERDE
`CX`	CHRISTMAS ISLAND
`CY`	CYPRUS
`CZ`	CZECH REPUBLIC
`DE`	GERMANY
`DJ`	DJIBOUTI
`DK`	DENMARK
`DM`	DOMINICA
`DO`	DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
`DZ`	ALGERIA
`EC`	ECUADOR
`EE`	ESTONIA
`EG`	EGYPT
`EH`	WESTERN SAHARA
`ER`	ERITREA
`ES`	SPAIN
`ET`	ETHIOPIA
`FI`	FINLAND
`FJ`	FIJI
`FK`	FALKLAND ISLANDS (MALVINAS)
`FM`	MICRONESIA, FEDERATED STATES OF
`FO`	FAROE ISLANDS
`FR`	FRANCE
`GA`	GABON
`GB`	UNITED KINGDOM
`GD`	GRENADA
`GE`	GEORGIA
`GF`	FRENCH GUIANA
`GG`	GUERNSEY
`GH`	GHANA
`GI`	GIBRALTAR
`GL`	GREENLAND
`GM`	GAMBIA
`GN`	GUINEA
`GP`	GUADELOUPE
`GQ`	EQUATORIAL GUINEA
`GR`	GREECE
`GS`	SOUTH GEORGIA AND THE SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDS
`GT`	GUATEMALA
`GU`	GUAM
`GW`	GUINEA-BISSAU
`GY`	GUYANA
`HK`	HONG KONG
`HM`	HEARD ISLAND AND MCDONALD ISLANDS
`HN`	HONDURAS
`HR`	CROATIA
`HT`	HAITI
`HU`	HUNGARY
`ID`	INDONESIA
`IE`	IRELAND
`IL`	ISRAEL
`IM`	ISLE OF MAN
`IN`	INDIA
`IO`	BRITISH INDIAN OCEAN TERRITORY
`IQ`	IRAQ
`IR`	IRAN, ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF
`IS`	ICELAND
`IT`	ITALY
`JE`	JERSEY
`JM`	JAMAICA
`JO`	JORDAN
`JP`	JAPAN
`KE`	KENYA
`KG`	KYRGYZSTAN
`KH`	CAMBODIA
`KI`	KIRIBATI
`KM`	COMOROS
`KN`	SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS
`KP`	KOREA, DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF
`KR`	KOREA, REPUBLIC OF
`KW`	KUWAIT
`KY`	CAYMAN ISLANDS
`KZ`	KAZAKHSTAN
`LA`	LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
`LB`	LEBANON
`LC`	SAINT LUCIA
`LI`	LIECHTENSTEIN
`LK`	SRI LANKA
`LR`	LIBERIA
`LS`	LESOTHO
`LT`	LITHUANIA
`LU`	LUXEMBOURG
`LV`	LATVIA
`LY`	LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA
`MA`	MOROCCO
`MC`	MONACO
`MD`	MOLDOVA, REPUBLIC OF
`MG`	MADAGASCAR
`MH`	MARSHALL ISLANDS
`MK`	MACEDONIA, THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF
`ML`	MALI
`MM`	MYANMAR
`MN`	MONGOLIA
`MO`	MACAO
`MP`	NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS
`MQ`	MARTINIQUE
`MR`	MAURITANIA
`MS`	MONTSERRAT
`MT`	MALTA
`MU`	MAURITIUS
`MV`	MALDIVES
`MW`	MALAWI
`MX`	MEXICO
`MY`	MALAYSIA
`MZ`	MOZAMBIQUE
`NA`	NAMIBIA
`NC`	NEW CALEDONIA
`NE`	NIGER
`NF`	NORFOLK ISLAND
`NG`	NIGERIA
`NI`	NICARAGUA
`NL`	NETHERLANDS
`NO`	NORWAY
`NP`	NEPAL
`NR`	NAURU
`NU`	NIUE
`NZ`	NEW ZEALAND
`OM`	OMAN
`PA`	PANAMA
`PE`	PERU
`PF`	FRENCH POLYNESIA
`PG`	PAPUA NEW GUINEA
`PH`	PHILIPPINES
`PK`	PAKISTAN
`PL`	POLAND
`PM`	SAINT PIERRE AND MIQUELON
`PN`	PITCAIRN
`PR`	PUERTO RICO
`PS`	PALESTINIAN TERRITORY, OCCUPIED
`PT`	PORTUGAL
`PW`	PALAU
`PY`	PARAGUAY
`QA`	QATAR
`RE`	RÉUNION
`RO`	ROMANIA
`RU`	RUSSIAN FEDERATION
`RW`	RWANDA
`SA`	SAUDI ARABIA
`SB`	SOLOMON ISLANDS
`SC`	SEYCHELLES
`SD`	SUDAN
`SE`	SWEDEN
`SG`	SINGAPORE
`SH`	SAINT HELENA
`SI`	SLOVENIA
`SJ`	SVALBARD AND JAN MAYEN
`SK`	SLOVAKIA
`SL`	SIERRA LEONE
`SM`	SAN MARINO
`SN`	SENEGAL
`SO`	SOMALIA
`SR`	SURINAME
`ST`	SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE
`SV`	EL SALVADOR
`SY`	SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC
`SZ`	SWAZILAND
`TC`	TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS
`TD`	CHAD
`TF`	FRENCH SOUTHERN TERRITORIES
`TG`	TOGO
`TH`	THAILAND
`TJ`	TAJIKISTAN
`TK`	TOKELAU
`TL`	TIMOR-LESTE
`TM`	TURKMENISTAN
`TN`	TUNISIA
`TO`	TONGA
`TR`	TURKEY
`TT`	TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
`TV`	TUVALU
`TW`	TAIWAN, PROVINCE OF CHINA
`TZ`	TANZANIA, UNITED REPUBLIC OF
`UA`	UKRAINE
`UG`	UGANDA
`UM`	UNITED STATES MINOR OUTLYING ISLANDS
`US`	UNITED STATES
`UY`	URUGUAY
`UZ`	UZBEKISTAN
`VA`	HOLY SEE (VATICAN CITY STATE)
`VA`	HOLY SEE (VATICAN CITY STATE)
`VC`	SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES
`VE`	VENEZUELA
`VG`	VIRGIN ISLANDS, BRITISH
`VI`	VIRGIN ISLANDS, U.S.
`VN`	VIET NAM
`VU`	VANUATU
`WF`	WALLIS AND FUTUNA
`WS`	SAMOA
`YE`	YEMEN
`YT`	MAYOTTE
`ZA`	SOUTH AFRICA
`ZM`	ZAMBIA
`ZW`	ZIMBABWE

3166-3 Code for Formerly Used Names of Countries [ISO3166-3]

Note that the maintenance agency for these codes is [ISO 3166/MA].

`AIDJ`	French Territory of the Afars and the Issas
`BQAQ`	British Antarctic Territory
`BUMM`	Burma
`CSHH`	Czechoslovakia
`CTKI`	Canton and Enderbury Islands
`DDDE`	East Germany
`DYBJ`	Dahomey
`FQHH`	French Southern and Antarctic Territories
`FXFR`	Metropolitan France
`GEHH`	Gilbert and Ellice Islands
`HVBF`	Upper Volta (Haute-Volta)
`JTUM`	Johnston Island
`MIUM`	Midway Atoll
`NHVU`	New Hebrides
`NQAQ`	Queen Maud Land
`NTHH`	Neutral Zone
`PCHH`	Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
`PUUM`	U.S. Miscellaneous Pacific Islands
`PZPA`	Panama Canal Zone
`RHZW`	Rhodesia
`SKIN`	Sikkim
`SUHH`	Soviet Union
`TPTL`	East Timor
`VDVN`	Democratic Republic of Vietnam
`WKUM`	Wake Island
`YDYE`	South Yemen
`YUCS`	Yugoslavia
`ZRCD`	Zaire

4217 Currency names and code elements

`AED`	UAE Dirham
`AFN`	Afghani
`ALL`	Lek
`AMD`	Armenian Dram
`ANG`	Netherlands Antillian Guikder
`AOA`	Kwanza
`ARS`	Argentine Peso
`AUD`	Australian Dollar
`AWG`	Aruban Guilder
`AZN`	Azerbaijanian Manat
`BAM`	Convertible Marks
`BBD`	Barbados Dollar
`BDT`	Taka
`BGN`	Bulgarian Lev
`BHD`	Bahraini Dinar
`BIF`	Burundi Franc
`BMD`	Bermudian Dollar (customarily known as Bermuda Dollar)
`BND`	Brunei Dollar
`BOB`	Boliviano
`BOV`	Mvdol
`BRL`	Brazilian Real
`BSD`	Bahamian Dollar
`BTN`	Ngultrum
`BWP`	Pula
`BYR`	Belarussian Ruble
`BZD`	Belize Dollar
`CAD`	Canadian Dollar
`CDF`	Franc Congolais
`CHE`	WIR Euro
`CHF`	Swiss Franc
`CHW`	WIR Franc
`CLF`	Unidades de formento
`CLP`	Chilean Peso
`CNY`	Yuan Renminbi
`COP`	Colombian Peso
`COU`	Unidad de Valor Real
`CRC`	Costa Rican Colon
`CSD`	Serbian Dinar
`CUP`	Cuban Peso
`CVE`	Cape Verde Escudo
`CYP`	Cyprus Pound
`CZK`	Czech Koruna
`DJF`	Djibouti Franc
`DKK`	Danish Krone
`DOP`	Dominican Peso
`DZD`	Algerian Dinar
`EEK`	Kroon
`EGP`	Egyptian Pound
`ERN`	Nakfa
`ETB`	Ethiopian Birr
`EUR`	Euro
`FJD`	Fiji Dollar
`FKP`	Falkland Islands Pound
`GBP`	Pound Sterling
`GEL`	Lari
`GHC`	Cedi
`GIP`	Gibraltar Pound
`GMD`	Dalasi
`GNF`	Guinea Franc
`GTQ`	Quetzal
`GWP`	Guinea-Bissau Peso
`GYD`	Guyana Dollar
`HKD`	Hong Kong Dollar
`HNL`	Lempira
`HRK`	Croatian Kuna
`HTG`	Gourde
`HUF`	Forint
`IDR`	Rupiah
`ILS`	New Israeli Sheqel
`INR`	Indian Rupee
`IQD`	Iraqi Dinar
`IRR`	Iranian Rial
`ISK`	Iceland Krona
`JMD`	Jamaican Dollar
`JOD`	Jordanian Dinar
`JPY`	Yen
`KES`	Kenyan Shilling
`KGS`	Som
`KHR`	Riel
`KMF`	Comoro Franc
`KPW`	North Korean Won
`KRW`	Won
`KWD`	Kuwaiti Dinar
`KYD`	Cayman Islands Dollar
`KZT`	Tenge
`LAK`	Kip
`LBP`	Lebanese Pound
`LKR`	Sri Lanka Rupee
`LRD`	Liberian Dollar
`LSL`	Loti
`LTL`	Lithuanian Litas
`LVL`	Latvian Lats
`LYD`	Libyan Dinar
`MAD`	Moroccan Dirham
`MDL`	Moldovan Leu
`MGA`	Malagascy Ariary
`MKD`	Denar
`MMK`	Kyat
`MNT`	Tugrik
`MOP`	Pataca
`MRO`	Ouguiya
`MTL`	Maltese Lira
`MUR`	Mauritius Rupee
`MVR`	Rufiyaa
`MWK`	Kwacha
`MXN`	Mexican Peso
`MXV`	Mexican Unidad de Inversion (UID)
`MYR`	Malaysian Ringgit
`MZN`	Metical
`NAD`	Namibian Dollar
`NGN`	Naira
`NIO`	Cordoba Oro
`NOK`	Norwegian Krone
`NPR`	Nepalese Rupee
`NZD`	New Zealand Dollar
`OMR`	Rial Omani
`PAB`	Balboa
`PEN`	Nuevo Sol
`PGK`	Kina
`PHP`	Philippine Peso
`PKR`	Pakistan Rupee
`PLN`	Zloty
`PYG`	Guarani
`QAR`	Qatari Rial
`ROL`	Old Leu
`RON`	New Leu
`RUB`	Russian Ruble
`RWF`	Rwanda Franc
`SAR`	Saudi Riyal
`SBD`	Solomon Islands Dollar
`SCR`	Seychelles Rupee
`SDD`	Sudanese Dinar
`SEK`	Swedish Krona
`SGD`	Singapore Dollar
`SHP`	Saint Helena Pound
`SIT`	Tolar
`SKK`	Slovak Koruna
`SLL`	Leone
`SOS`	Somali Shilling
`SRD`	Surinam Dollar
`STD`	Dobra
`SVC`	El Salvador Colon
`SYP`	Syrian Pound
`SZL`	Lilangeni
`THB`	Baht
`TJS`	Somoni
`TMM`	Manat
`TND`	Tunisian Dinar
`TOP`	Pa'anga
`TRY`	New Turkish Lira
`TTD`	Trinidad and Tobago Dollar
`TWD`	New Taiwan Dollar
`TZS`	Tanzanian Shilling
`UAH`	Hryvnia
`UGX`	Uganda Shilling
`USD`	US Dollar
`USN`	US Dollar (Next day)
`USS`	US Dollar (Same day)
`UYU`	Peso Uruguayo
`UZS`	Uzbekistan Sum
`VEB`	Bolivar
`VND`	Dong
`VUV`	Vatu
`WST`	Tala
`XAF`	CFA Franc BEAC
`XAG`	Silver
`XAU`	Gold
`XBA`	Bond Markets Units European Composite Unit (EURCO)
`XBB`	European Monetary Unit (E.M.U.-6)
`XBC`	European Unit of Account 9 (E.U.A.-9)
`XBD`	European Unit of Account 17 (E.U.A.-17)
`XCD`	East Caribbean Dollar
`XDR`	SDR
`XFO`	Gold-Franc
`XFU`	UIC-Franc
`XOF`	CFA Franc BCEAO
`XPD`	Palladium
`XPF`	CFP Franc
`XPT`	Platinum
`XTS`	Code specifically reserved for testing purposes
`XXX`	Code assigned for transactions where no currency is involved
`YER`	Yemeni Rial
`ZAR`	Rand
`ZMK`	Kwacha
`ZWN`	Zimbabwe Dollar

National Center For Education Statistics (NCES)—NCES Handbooks Online [NCES]

0025 Address Type

`0123`	Mailing address
`0124`	Shipping address
`0765`	Physical location address
`1073`	Other home address
`1074`	Employer's address
`1075`	Employment address
`2382`	Other organization address

0031 School Level

`0013`	Adult
`0787`	Infants/toddlers
`0789`	Pre-kindergarten
`1302`	All levels
`1304`	Elementary
`1981`	Preschool/early childhood
`2397`	Primary
`2399`	Intermediate
`2400`	Middle
`2401`	Junior
`2402`	High school
`2403`	Secondary

0032 Agency Status

`0106`	Agency Open
`0107`	Agency Closed
`0108`	New Agency
`0109`	Changed Boundary
`0110`	Inactive Agency
`0111`	Future Agency

0056 Assessment Reporting Method

`0144`	Letter grade/Mark
`0490`	Age score
`0491`	C-scaled scores
`0492`	CEEB-scores
`0493`	Grade equivalent or grade-level indicator
`0494`	ITED-score
`0497`	Normal curve equivalent
`0498`	Normalized standard score
`0499`	Number score
`0500`	Pass-Fail
`0502`	Percentile rank
`0503`	Proficiency level
`0504`	Ranking
`0505`	Ratio IQ's
`0506`	Standard age score
`0508`	Stanine score
`0509`	Sten score
`0510`	T-score
`0511`	Z-score
`0512`	Achievement level
`0513`	Mastery level
`9999`	Other

0084 Calendar Event

`0845`	Teacher only day
`0846`	Holiday
`0848`	Student late arrival/early dismissal
`0849`	Emergency day
`3421`	Strike
`9999`	Other

0106 Course Instructional Level

`0568`	Remedial
`0569`	Special education course
`0570`	Basic
`0571`	General
`0572`	Honors level
`0573`	Gifted and talented level
`0574`	International Baccalaureate program
`0575`	Advanced placement
`0576`	College level
`0577`	Untracked
`0578`	English Language Learner (ELL)
`0579`	Accepted as a high school equivalent
`9999`	Other

0108 Credit Type Earned

`0585`	Carnegie unit
`0586`	Semester hour credit
`0587`	Trimester hour credit
`0588`	Quarter hour credit
`0589`	Quinmester hour credit
`0590`	Mini-term hour credit
`0591`	Summer term hour credit
`0592`	Intersession hour credit
`0595`	Long session hour credit
`0596`	Twelve month hour credit
`0597`	Vocational credit
`0598`	Adult education credit
`0599`	Credit by examination
`0600`	Correspondence credit
`0601`	Converted occupational experience credit
`9998`	None
`9999`	Other

0147 Identification System

`0004`	Social Security administration number
`0113`	US government Visa number
`0154`	Personal identification number
`0164`	Family unit number
`0175`	College Board/ACT code set of PK-grade 12 institutions
`0186`	LEA number for school
`0197`	SEA number for school
`0208`	NCES number for school
`0216`	NCES number for LEA
`0222`	Other agency number (e.g., Roman Catholic diocese or association number)
`0233`	Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) number
`0243`	College Board Admission Testing Program (ATP) number
`0254`	American College Testing (ACT) Program number
`0264`	Federal identification number
`0276`	Dunn and Bradstreet number (e.g., DUNS number)
`0307`	Test contractor assigned assessment number
`0328`	Driver's license number
`0338`	Medicaid number
`0339`	Health record number
`0399`	Professional certificate or license number
`0495`	School-assigned number
`0593`	District-assigned number
`0686`	State-assigned number
`0763`	SEA number for LEA
`0764`	Other federally assigned number
`0780`	Selective service number
`0873`	Statute number
`0879`	Migrant number
`0936`	Sub-test number
`9999`	Other

0171 Location of Instruction/Service

`0340`	In school
`0341`	Other K-12 educational institution
`0342`	Postsecondary facility
`0752`	Community facility
`0754`	Hospital
`0997`	Business
`2192`	Home
`3018`	Library/media center
`9999`	Other

0209 Principal Medium of Instruction

`0603`	Computer-based
`0604`	Correspondence
`0605`	Direct student-teacher interaction
`0606`	Directed self-study
`0607`	Distance learning
`0608`	Interactive telecommunications
`0609`	Center-based instruction
`0610`	Independent study
`0611`	Internship
`9999`	Other

0211 Program Availability

`0231`	During school
`0234`	Weekend
`0235`	Before school
`0236`	After school
`0237`	Summer
`0238`	In-school service day
`0239`	Evenings
`9999`	Other

0222 Program Funding Source

`0218`	Religious organization
`0219`	Fraternal organization
`0617`	State government
`0622`	Local/community government
`0654`	College/University
`0675`	School
`0698`	Community
`0709`	Self (tuition/fees)
`0720`	Parent/guardian (tuition/fees)
`0731`	Parent/teacher organizations
`0739`	Individuals (endowments)
`0749`	Foundations and other charitable organizations
`0772`	Unions
`0786`	Insurance
`0797`	Federal government (e.g., BIA, Military, US Department of Education, US Department of Agriculture)
`0997`	Business
`1899`	Parent/guardian's employer
`9999`	Other

0229 Program Type

`0100`	Regular education
`0200`	Special Education Services
`0201`	Early identification
`0202`	Early intervention
`0203`	Service for individuals with autism
`0204`	Service for individuals with deaf-blindness
`0205`	Service for individuals with mental retardation
`0206`	Service for individuals with hearing impairment
`0207`	Service for individuals with visual impairment
`0208`	Service for individuals with orthopedic impairment
`0209`	Service for individuals with speech or language impairment
`0210`	Service for individuals with serious emotional disturbance
`0211`	Service for individuals with specific learning disabilities
`0212`	Service for individuals with multiple disabilities
`0213`	Service for individuals with traumatic brain injury
`0214`	Psychological service
`0215`	Cross categorical
`0216`	Service for individuals with developmental delay
`0299`	Other special education services
`0300`	Vocational education
`0301`	Agriculture
`0302`	Consumer and home-making
`0303`	Marketing
`0304`	Health
`0305`	Technology/industrial arts
`0306`	Occupational home economics
`0307`	Business
`0308`	Technical
`0309`	Trade and industrial
`0399`	Other vocational education
`0400`	Technical preparatory
`0500`	Head Start
`0600`	Even Start
`0700`	Migrant education
`0800`	Indian education
`0900`	Compensatory services for disadvantaged students
`1000`	Bilingual education program
`1001`	Curriculum content in native language
`1002`	Developmental bilingual education
`1003`	Native language support
`1004`	Two-way bilingual education
`1100`	English as a second language (ESL) program
`1101`	Content ESL
`1200`	Gifted and talented
`1300`	Cocurricular programs
`1400`	Athletics
`1500`	Adult/continuing education
`1501`	Adult basic education
`1502`	Adult English as a second language
`1503`	Advanced adult basic education
`1504`	Life enrichment
`1505`	Occupational
`1506`	Retraining for new occupation
`1507`	Special interest
`1508`	Upgrading in current occupation
`1509`	General Educational Development (GED) preparation
`1599`	Other adult/continuing education
`1600`	Community/junior college education program
`1700`	Community services program
`1701`	Civic services
`1702`	Community recreation
`1703`	Coordination of casework
`1704`	Custody and child care services
`1705`	Public library services
`1706`	Welfare activities
`1799`	Other community services
`1800`	Substance abuse education/prevention
`1900`	Student retention/Dropout prevention
`2000`	Extended day/child care services
`2100`	Counseling services
`2200`	Immigrant education
`2300`	College preparatory
`2400`	International Baccalaureate
`2500`	Magnet/Special Program Emphasis
`2600`	Alternative education
`2700`	Library/media services
`2800`	Health services
`2900`	Remedial education
`3000`	School-To-Work Opportunities
`3100`	Service learning
`3200`	Section 504 Placement
`3300`	Teacher professional development/Mentoring
`9999`	Other

0256 School Status

`0104`	New School: School is newly created or completely restructured into the instructional levels and programs that are currently in operation.
`0105`	Future School: School is scheduled to be operational within two years.
`0118`	Changed Agency: School is affiliated with another agency although the internal organization and instructional level have not changed.
`0820`	School Open: School is currently in operation with no significant change in instructional levels and programs.
`0821`	School Closed: School is not currently open in operation and is not expected to operate in the future.
`0822`	School Inactive: School is temporarily closed (e.g. under construction) and may reopen within three years.

0266 Session Type

`0827`	Full school year
`0828`	Semester
`0829`	Trimester
`0830`	Quarter
`0831`	Quinmester
`0832`	Mini-term
`0833`	Summer term
`0834`	Intersession
`0835`	Long session
`0837`	Twelve month
`9999`	Other

0273 Student Support Service Type

`0290`	Adaptive physical education
`0291`	Art therapy
`0292`	Assistive technology services
`0293`	Audiological services
`0294`	Service coordination (case management services)
`0295`	Children's protective services
`0297`	Early intervention services
`0298`	Educational therapy
`0299`	Family counseling
`0300`	Free-breakfast program
`0301`	Free lunch program
`0302`	Guidance counseling
`0303`	Health care
`0304`	Interpretation for the hearing impaired
`0305`	Mental health counseling
`0306`	Music therapy
`0308`	Note-taking assistance
`0309`	Occupational therapy
`0310`	Orientation and mobility services
`0311`	Parenting skills assistance
`0312`	Peer services
`0313`	Physical therapy
`0314`	Reader service
`0315`	Recreation service
`0316`	Reduced-price breakfast program
`0317`	Reduced-price lunch program
`0318`	Rehabilitation counseling services
`0319`	School clothing
`0320`	School health nursing services
`0321`	Special transportation
`0322`	Speech-language therapy
`0323`	Study skills assistance
`0324`	Substance abuse education/prevention
`0325`	Teen/adolescent family planning
`0326`	Test assistance
`0327`	Translating/interpreting
`0329`	Tutoring services
`0330`	Vision services
`0331`	Psychological services
`0332`	Medical services only for diagnostic or evaluation purposes
`0333`	Family training, counseling, and home visits
`0334`	Developmental childcare program
`0335`	Nursing service
`0336`	Nutrition services
`0337`	Social work services
`9999`	Other

0274 Student/Family Program Type

`0240`	Regular prekindergarten program
`0241`	Infant and toddlers program
`0242`	Special education services for Birth-Age 2
`0244`	Special education services for preschoolers
`0245`	Migrant early childhood program
`0246`	Head Start
`0247`	Day care
`0248`	After school child care
`0249`	Alternative education program
`0250`	Before school child care
`0251`	Bilingual education
`0252`	Community service projects
`0253`	Compensatory education
`0255`	Counseling
`0256`	English as a second language
`0257`	Free and reduced price school meals programs
`0260`	Hearing or vision screening
`0261`	Higher order thinking skills
`0262`	Medical services
`0263`	Programs for migrants during the school year
`0265`	Programs for migrants during the summer
`0267`	Reading/literacy
`0268`	School supplies
`0269`	Services for out-of-school youth
`0270`	Special education program
`0271`	Special (one-time) events
`0272`	Student assistance programs (counseling, mentoring, identification and referral, etc.)
`0273`	Summer child care
`0277`	Transportation
`0278`	Tutoring/remedial instruction
`0279`	Academic/instructional program (regular education)
`0280`	Adult basic education/remedial instruction
`0281`	Child care so that parents can attend school meetings
`0282`	Continuing professional education
`0283`	Health or social services
`0284`	Literacy
`0285`	Occupational education
`0286`	Orientation to school setting for new families
`0287`	Parent training/involvement
`0288`	Parenting education
`0289`	Recreational/advocational program
`0342`	Technology
`0875`	After school enrichment
`0876`	Before school enrichment
`2381`	Gifted and talented
`2389`	Even Start
`2393`	Magnet program
`9999`	Other

0280 Telephone Number Type

`0096`	Main telephone number
`0350`	Alternate telephone number
`0359`	Answering service
`0370`	Beeper number
`0400`	Appointment telephone number
`0426`	Telex number
`0437`	Telemail
`0448`	Voice mail
`0478`	Instant messaging number
`0486`	Media conferencing number
`2364`	Facsimile number

0289 Transitional Support Service Type

`0878`	Case management services
`0881`	Communication services
`0882`	Community recreational services
`0883`	Independent living
`0884`	Mental health services
`0885`	Residential services
`0886`	Supported employment services
`0887`	Technological aids
`0888`	Transportation services
`0889`	Vocational rehabilitation training and job placement
`9999`	Other

0307 Service Setting

`0127`	Early intervention classroom/center
`0128`	Homebound placement instruction
`0129`	Hospital placement instruction
`0130`	Regular school campus/regular class placement
`0132`	Private residential placement
`0134`	Public residential placement
`0135`	Public separate day school placement
`0136`	Resource room placement (pullout program)
`0137`	Separate class placement
`0140`	Itinerant services outside the home
`0143`	Reverse mainstream setting
`0356`	Outpatient service facility
`0358`	Private separate day school placement
`0364`	Short-term detention facility
`0365`	Regular nursery school/child care center
`0367`	Respite care
`0756`	Residential facility

0315 Birthdate Verification

`1003`	Baptismal or church certificate
`1004`	Birth certificate
`1005`	Entry in family Bible
`1006`	Hospital certificate
`1007`	Parent's affidavit
`1008`	Passport
`1009`	Physician's certificate
`1010`	Previously verified school records
`1011`	State-issued ID (e.g., from Department of Public Safety)
`1012`	Driver's license
`1013`	Immigration document (e.g., immigration visa)
`2382`	Life insurance policy
`3423`	Other official document
`3424`	Other non-official document
`9999`	Other

0322 Citizenship Status

`1014`	Dual national
`1015`	Non-resident alien
`1016`	Resident alien
`1017`	United States Citizen
`9999`	Other

0327 Language Type

`1035`	Correspondence language
`1036`	Dominant language
`1037`	Home language
`1038`	Native language
`1039`	Other language proficiency
`9999`	Other

0330 Marital Status

`1040`	Legally separated
`1041`	Married
`1042`	Not married (never married, legally divorced, widowed, or marriage annulled)

0332 Highest Level of Education Completed

`0789`	Pre-kindergarten
`0790`	First Grade
`0791`	Second Grade
`0792`	Third Grade
`0793`	Fourth Grade
`0794`	Fifth Grade
`0795`	Sixth Grade
`0796`	Seventh Grade
`0798`	Eighth Grade
`0799`	Ninth grade
`0800`	Tenth grade
`0801`	Eleventh grade
`0805`	Kindergarten
`0819`	Vocational certificate
`1043`	No school completed
`1044`	High school diploma
`1046`	Adult Basic Education Diploma
`1047`	Formal award, certificate or diploma (less than one year)
`1048`	Formal award, certificate or diploma (more than or equal to one year)
`1049`	Some college but no degree
`1050`	Associate's degree (two years or more)
`1051`	Bachelor's (Baccalaureate) degree (e.g., B.A., A.B., B.S.)
`1052`	Graduate certificate
`1053`	First professional degree (e.g., D.C. or D.C.M., D.D.S. or D.M.D., M.D., O.D., D.O., D.Phar., Pod.D., D.P.M, D.V.M., L.L.B. or J.D., M.Div., M.H.L., B.D., or Ordination)
`1054`	Master's degree (e.g., M.A., M.S., M.Eng, M.Ed, M.S.W., M.B.A., M.L.S.)
`1055`	Specialist's degree (e.g., Ed.S)
`1056`	Post-Professional degree
`1057`	Doctoral (Doctor's) degree (e.g., Ph.D, Ed.D)
`1809`	12th grade, no diploma
`2408`	High school completer (e.g. certificate of attendance)
`2409`	High School Equivalency (e.g. GED)
`9999`	Other

0394 Teaching Credential Type

`1222`	Regular/standard
`1223`	Probationary/initial
`1224`	Provisional
`1225`	Professional
`1226`	Master
`1227`	Specialist
`1228`	Temporary
`1229`	Emergency
`1230`	Nonrenewable
`1231`	Retired
`1232`	Substitute
`1233`	Teacher assistant
`1234`	Intern
`9999`	Other

0395 Teaching Credential Basis

`1235`	4-year bachelor's degree
`1236`	5-year bachelor's degree
`1237`	Master's degree
`1238`	Doctoral degree
`1239`	Met state testing requirement
`1240`	Special/alternative program completion
`1241`	Relevant experience
`1242`	Credentials based on reciprocation with another state

0401 Background Check Type

`1420`	Criminal records
`1421`	Previous employment records
`1422`	Personal references
`1423`	Credentials
`9999`	Other

0421 Teaching Field or Area Authorized

`0251`	Bilingual education
`0256`	English as a Second Language
`0547`	Geography
`0550`	History
`0556`	Physical education
`0557`	Military science
`0560`	Reading
`0563`	Social studies
`0684`	Dance
`0805`	Kindergarten
`1153`	Communications technologies
`1166`	Mathematics
`1181`	Psychology
`1296`	Early childhood
`1304`	Elementary
`1305`	Accounting
`1306`	Business and management
`1307`	Other business
`1308`	English or language arts
`1309`	Journalism/communications
`1310`	Speech
`1311`	Architecture or environmental design
`1312`	Drama/Teacher
`1313`	Music
`1314`	Visual Arts
`1315`	Chinese
`1316`	French
`1317`	German
`1318`	Italian
`1319`	Japanese
`1320`	Latin
`1321`	Russian
`1322`	Spanish
`1323`	Other languages
`1324`	Computer Science
`1325`	Biology or life science
`1326`	Chemistry
`1327`	Earth/space science/geology
`1328`	General science
`1329`	Health education
`1330`	Physical science
`1331`	Physics
`1332`	Other natural sciences
`1333`	American Indian/Native American studies
`1334`	Anthropology
`1335`	Civics
`1336`	Economics
`1337`	Humanities
`1338`	Law
`1339`	Philosophy
`1340`	Political science and government
`1342`	Religion
`1343`	Sociology
`1344`	Other area or ethnic studies
`1345`	Other social studies/social sciences
`1346`	Basic skills or remedial education
`1348`	Autism
`1349`	Deaf and hard-of-hearing
`1350`	Developmentally delayed
`1351`	Early childhood special education
`1352`	Emotionally disturbed or behavior disorders
`1353`	Learning disabilities
`1354`	Mentally disabled
`1355`	Mildly/moderately disabled
`1356`	Orthopedically impaired
`1358`	Speech/language impaired
`1359`	Traumatically brain-injured
`1360`	Visually impaired
`1361`	Other special education
`1362`	Agriculture or natural resources
`1363`	Business/office
`1364`	Career education
`1366`	Cosmetology
`1367`	Family and consumer science (home economics)
`1368`	Food services
`1369`	Health professions and occupations
`1370`	Trades and industry (e.g., CADD, electronics repair, mechanics, precision production)
`1371`	Other vocational/technical education
`2043`	Special education
`2381`	Gifted and talented
`9999`	Other

0434 Employment Separation Reason

`1387`	Other employment in education
`1388`	Other employment outside of education
`1389`	Retirement
`1390`	Family/personal relocation
`1391`	Change of assignment
`1392`	Formal study or research
`1393`	Illness/disability
`1394`	Homemaking/caring for a family member
`1395`	Layoff due to budgetary reduction
`1396`	Layoff due to organizational restructuring
`1397`	Layoff due to decreased workload
`1398`	Discharge due to unsuitability
`1399`	Discharge due to misconduct
`1400`	Discharge due to continued absence or tardiness
`1401`	Discharge due to a falsified application form
`1402`	Discharge due to credential revoked or suspended
`1403`	Discharge due to unsatisfactory work performance
`1404`	Death
`1405`	Personal reason
`1406`	Lay off due to lack of funding
`1407`	Lost credential
`1408`	Reason unknown
`9999`	Other

0436 Teaching Assignment

`0251`	Bilingual education
`0256`	English as a Second Language
`0547`	Geography
`0550`	History
`0557`	Military science
`0559`	Physical education
`0560`	Reading
`0563`	Social studies
`0684`	Dance
`0805`	Kindergarten
`1153`	Communications/technologies
`1166`	Mathematics
`1181`	Psychology
`1296`	Early childhood
`1304`	Elementary
`1305`	Accounting
`1306`	Business and management
`1307`	Other business
`1308`	English or language arts
`1309`	Journalism/communications
`1310`	Speech
`1311`	Architecture or environmental design
`1312`	Drama/Theater
`1313`	Music
`1314`	Visual Arts
`1315`	Chinese
`1316`	French
`1317`	German
`1318`	Italian
`1319`	Japanese
`1320`	Latin
`1321`	Russian
`1322`	Spanish
`1323`	Other languages
`1324`	Computer Science
`1325`	Biology or life science
`1326`	Chemistry
`1327`	Earth/space science/geology
`1328`	General science
`1329`	Health education
`1330`	Physical science
`1331`	Physics
`1332`	Other natural sciences
`1333`	American Indian/Native American studies
`1334`	Anthropology
`1335`	Civics
`1336`	Economics
`1337`	Humanities
`1338`	Law
`1339`	Philosophy
`1340`	Political science and government
`1342`	Religion
`1343`	Sociology
`1344`	Other area or ethnic studies
`1345`	Other social studies/social sciences
`1346`	Basic skills or remedial education
`1348`	Autism
`1349`	Deaf and hard-of-hearing
`1350`	Developmentally delayed
`1351`	Early childhood special education
`1352`	Emotionally disturbed or behavior disorders
`1353`	Learning disabilities
`1354`	Mentally disabled
`1355`	Mildly/moderately disabled
`1356`	Orthopedically impaired
`1358`	Speech/language impaired
`1359`	Traumatically brain-injured
`1360`	Visually impaired
`1361`	Other special education
`1362`	Agriculture or natural resources
`1363`	Business/office
`1364`	Career education
`1366`	Cosmetology
`1367`	Family and consumer science (home economics)
`1368`	Food services
`1369`	Health professions and occupations
`1370`	Trades and industry (e.g., CADD, electronics repair, mechanics, precision production)
`1371`	Other vocational/technical education
`2043`	Special education
`2381`	Gifted and talented
`9999`	Other

0437 Instructional Level

`0568`	Remedial
`0569`	Special education course
`0570`	Basic
`0571`	General
`0572`	Honors level
`0573`	Gifted and talented level
`0574`	International Baccalaureate program
`0575`	Advanced Placement
`0576`	College level
`0577`	Untracked
`0578`	English Language Learner (ELL)
`0579`	Accepted as a high school equivalent

0468 Contractual Term

`0410`	Annual year
`1439`	Short-term
`1440`	Continuing
`1441`	Renewable
`1442`	Multiyear
`9999`	Other

0476 Full-time Status

`0843`	Full-time
`0844`	Part-time

0557 Job Classification

`0100`	Official-administrative Performs management activities that require developing broad policies and executing those policies through direction of individuals at all levels. This includes high-level administrative activities performed directly for policy makers.
`0101`	Administrative/supervisory/ancillary services officer Performs professional management, administrative, research, analytical, supervisory, and/or ancillary services for a senior executive. This includes personnel responsible for services such as evaluation, teacher development, dissemination, curriculum development, admissions and recruitment, marketing and development.
`0102`	Board of education/school board/board of trustees member Performs activities as a member of a legally constituted body which has been created and vested with responsibilities for educational policy- and decision-making as specified in education codes and regulations in a given geographical area.
`0103`	Commandant of cadets Performs executive management functions of the cadet corps, and is responsible for cadet promotions, leadership training, and the system utilized by the institution to maintain and administer disciplinary measures to promote order and decorum.
`0104`	Dean/dean of instructions/dean of students/dean of boys/dean of girls/dean of student activities Oversees either academic/curriculum activities, or, student body activities and behaviors such as student government, school club, rally and assembly.
`0105`	Deputy/associate/vice-/assistant principal Performs high-level executive management functions in an individual school, group of schools, or units of a school system. Primary duties include but are not limited to: 1) supervising student behavior; 2) handling specific assigned duties related to school management; 3) continuing curriculum and staff development; 4) working cooperatively with professional staff; 5) providing leadership in the instructional program; and 6) coordinating and/or arranging class schedule.
`0106`	Deputy/associate/assistant superintendent/commissioner Performs high-level executive management functions for a superintendent in the areas of personnel, instruction, and/or administration such as business, transportation, food services, maintenance, operation, facility management/planning, and others. Such an assignment also includes performing the duties of the superintendent in his or her absence as assigned or designated.
`0107`	Executive assistant-Performs professional activities assisting an executive officer in directing and managing the functions of a school or system.
`0108`	Instructional program director/coordinator/consultant Coordinates, manages (including supervising other certified individuals), or directs activities and/or services (e.g., vocational education and special education) within an instructional program or area of instruction.
`0109`	Manager Directs individuals and manages functional supporting services (e.g., financial aid) under the direction of a senior staff member. This includes directors/managers of purchasing agents, physical plant maintenance, management information and technology services, business managers, budget managers, and psychological services.
`0110`	Non-instructional program director/coordinator/consultant Coordinates, manages (including supervising other certified individuals), or directs activities and/or services within a non-instructional program.
`0111`	Ombudsperson Receives and investigates complaints made by individuals against alleged abuses resulting from capricious acts by administrative officials. The ombudsman usually works for the board of education in a quasi-official status.
`0112`	Principal/headmaster/headmistress/head of school Performs the highest level of executive management functions in an individual school, a group of schools, or units of a school system. Responsibilities include the administration of instructional programs, extracurricular programs, community relations, operation of the school plant, selection and evaluation of professional and support staff, and the coordination of staff and student activities.
`0113`	School president Implements short and long-range plans; performs recruitment, community relations, fund-raising, and other external functions; in some cases, supervises principal and establishes institutional operation philosophy to follow Board policy.
`0114`	School site council member Performs activities as a member of an advis ory body which has been created by state legislation to provide for an individual school advice/support on various school activities such as fund spending on a particular program.
`0115`	Superintendent/commissioner Serves as the chief executive officer and primary advisor to the board of education. Responsibilities include overseeing the development of educational programs and all other activities which impact on those programs.
`0200`	Professional-educational Performs duties requiring a high degree of knowledge and skills generally acquired through at least a baccalaureate degree (or its equivalent obtained through special study and/or experience) including skills in the field of education, educational psychology, educational social work, or an education therapy field.
`0201`	Athletic coach Instructs individuals in the fundamentals of a competitive sport and direct team or individual strategy.
`0202`	Behavioral management specialist Performs analysis of students' inappropriate behaviors, devises interventions to change such behaviors, and monitors behavior improvement progress overtime.
`0203`	Counselor Guides individuals, families, groups, and ommunities by assisting them in problem-solving, decision-making, discovering meaning, and articulating goals related to personal, educational, and career development.
`0204`	Curriculum specialist Develops or supervises curriculum and instructional development activities. This assignment requires expertise in a specialized field and includes the curriculum consultant and curriculum supervisor.
`0205`	Education diagnostician Diagnoses students who might need special education services and/or other educational interventions.
`0206`	Librarian/media consultant Develops plans for and manage the use of teaching and learning resources, including the maintenance of equipment, content material, services, multi-media, and information sources.
`0207`	Remedial specialist Performs activities concerned with developing specific cognitive skills, usually in language arts or mathematics, from a deficient level to one that is appropriate to the educational abilities and aspirations of the student.
`0208`	Student activity advisor/non-athletic coach Instructs individuals in the fundamentals of a non-athletic activity and develops training and competition schedules.
`0209`	Student teacher Provides learning experiences and care to students under the supervision of a certified teacher as part of a formalized higher education program of teacher preparation.
`0210`	Teacher Provides instruction, learning experiences, and care to students during a particular time period or in a given discipline.
`0211`	Teacher trainer Provides instruction, learning experiences, and/or professional development activities to teachers during a particular time period or in a given discipline.
`0212`	Teaching intern Provides instruction, learning experiences, and care to students while obtaining the necessary knowledge and skills in education and/or educational psychology.
`0213`	Resource teacher Assists a classroom teacher by providing services to enrich the instruction of the students with special education needs.
`0300`	Professional-other Performs assignments requiring a high degree of knowledge and skills usually acquired through at least a baccalaureate degree (or its equivalent obtained through special study and/or experience) but not necessarily requiring skills in the field of education.
`0301`	Accountant Designs and maintains financial, staff, student, program, or property records; summarizes, analyzes, audits, or verifies such records; and/or controls and certifies expenditures and receipts.
`0302`	Accreditation officer Reviews and evaluates an organizational unit to certify the observation of legal requirements or prescribed standards for the operation of such units.
`0303`	Administrative intern Performs administrative activities as part of a formal training program requiring supervision and periodic evaluation.
`0304`	Admissions officer Examines academic records of students to determine eligibility for graduation or for entrance to school.
`0305`	Analyst Examines, evaluates, and makes recommendations in such areas as cost, systems, curriculum, educational sectors, or other areas including management, research and assessment, policy, budget, and personnel.
`0306`	Architect Performs activities such as designing and preparing plans and specifications for the construction, remodeling, or repair of buildings and facilities, modification of site, and overseeing the construction to ensure compliance with plans and specifications.
`0307`	Athletic trainer Coordinates and implements training activities for athletes to improve their athletic performance.
`0308`	Attendance officer Monitors compulsory attendance laws.
`0309`	Audiologist Provides services including: 1) identification of individuals with hearing loss; 2) determination of the range, nature, and degree of hearing loss, including referral for medical or other professional attention; 3) provision of habilitating activities such as language habilitation, auditory training, speech reading (lip-reading), hearing evaluation, and speech conservation; 4) creation and administration of programs for prevention of hearing loss; 5) counseling and guidance of students, parent/guardians, and teachers regarding hearing loss; and 6) determination of an individual's need for group and individual amplification, selecting and fitting an appropriate aid, and evaluating the effectiveness of amplification.
`0310`	Auditor Performs activities concerned with examining, verifying, and reporting on accounting records.
`0311`	Benefits specialist Organizes and provides information to employees about organizational fringe benefits.
`0312`	Campus minister/chaplain (clergy or layperson) Performs religious functions in a school.
`0313`	Caseworker Counsels and aids individuals and families requiring assistance of social service agencies and secures information on factors contributing to a clients situation. Counsels clients regarding plans for meeting needs and aids clients in mobilizing capacities and environmental resources to improve social functioning.
`0314`	Computer programmer Prepares sets of instructions for a computer, based on project specifications, in order to solve problems.
`0315`	Computer systems analyst Analyzes user requirements, procedures, and problems in processing or to improve and/or modify an existing computer system.
`0316`	Curator and archivist Collects, classifies, preserves, and exhibits objects of interest in such fields as science, literature, history and art.
`0317`	Dental hygienist Performs dental prophylactic treatments and instructs patients in the care of the teeth and mouth.
`0318`	Dentist Diagnoses and treats diseases, injuries, and malformations of the teeth and gums.
`0319`	Dietitian/nutritionist Plans and directs food service menu preparation including determining the nutritional value of food for meals.
`0320`	Engineer Applies scientific and mathematical principles to practical ends such as the design, construction, and operation of efficient and economical structures, equipment, and systems.
`0321`	Evaluator Determines the value or effect of plans, programs, and activities by appraisal of data and activities in light of specified goals and objectives (e.g. personnel evaluator).
`0322`	Family/community support coordinator Fosters ties between the school, the family, and/or community by conducting services such as family education, the integration of community services, and/or direct intervention as needed.
`0323`	Financial aid officer Reviews and assesses student applications for financial aid programs such as loans, grants-in-aid, or scholarships, in order to make determinations concerning assistance.
`0324`	Functional application support specialist Assists individual computer users in a mini- or micro-computer [e.g., personal computer (PC)] environment to resolve hardware and software issues.
`0325`	Grant developer Expands opportunities to obtain funds from outside parties in exchange for completion of a task.
`0326`	Historian Prepares a chronological account or record of past or current events dealing with some phase of human activity, either in terms of individuals, social, ethnic, political, or geographic groupings.
`0327`	Internal auditor Verifies account records, including evaluating the adequacy of the internal control system, verifying and safeguarding assets, reviewing the reliability of the accounting and reporting systems, and ascertaining compliance with established policies and procedures.
`0328`	Interpreter Translates consecutively or instantaneously from one language into another language using spoken and/or manual words (e.g., sign language interpreter).
`0329`	Lawyer Practices law and performs such activities as conducting lawsuits, drawing up legal documents, and advising on legal rights.
`0330`	Legislative liaison Coordinates with the legislature in the preparation of legislation, provides information to legislative committees and members, and testifies before such bodies.
`0331`	Negotiator Performs such activities as resolving labor/management problems and helping to settle disputes and effect compromises. This includes representatives of either management or labor (e.g., shop stewards).
`0332`	Network administrator Coordinates the inputs, outputs, and use of computer networks (e.g., local area networks (LAN) and wide area networks (WAN)).
`0333`	Nurse Practitioner Performs the functions of a registered nurse either independently, or dependently with a written agreement of a medical doctor.
`0334`	Occupational therapist Provides services that address the functional needs of an individual related to the following: 1) improving developing or restoring functions impaired or lost through illness, injury, or deprivation; 2) improving ability to perform tasks for independent functioning when functions are impaired or lost; 3) preventing through early intervention, initial or further impairment or loss of function. The provider of these services is a certified, licensed, or otherwise qualified individual.
`0335`	Ophthalmologist Provides specialized services in the care of the eye and its related structures.
`0336`	Optometrist Treats optical and muscle defects of the eye without the use of drugs or surgery.
`0337`	Personnel officer/specialist Performs activities concerned with staff recruitment, selection, training, and assignment. This includes maintaining staff records, working with administrators in developing pension and insurance plans, and maintaining employer-employee harmony and efficiency through negotiations and internal public relations efforts.
`0338`	Physical therapist Facilitates remediation and compensation for deficits in foundation skills necessary for classroom and/or basic job performance, particular areas of emphasis include gross motor skills, functional mobility and gait, musculoskeletal alignment, strength, endurance, and positioning. Typical responsibilities include: screening, evaluation, and assessment of children to identify movement dysfunction; obtaining, interpreting, and integrating information appropriate to program planning, to prevent or alleviate movement dysfunction and related functional problems; and providing individual and group services to treatment to prevent, alleviate, or compensate for movement dysfunction and related functional problems. The provider of these services is a licensed, certified, or otherwise qualified professional.
`0339`	Physician Diagnoses and treats diseases and disorders of the human body.
`0340`	Physician assistant Provides health care services to patients under the direction and responsibility of a physician.
`0341`	Planning specialist Performs activities concerned with selecting or identifying the goals, priorities, objectives, and projected trends of an organization and formulating the courses of action necessary to fulfill these objectives.
`0342`	Psychiatrist Diagnoses and treats diseases and disorders of the mind.
`0343`	Psychologist Evaluates and analyzes students' behavior by measuring and interpreting their intellectual, emotional, and social development, and diagnosing their educational and personal problems.
`0344`	Public relations/informational services officer Attempts to foster good relations between an organization and the public as a whole, by planning and conducting programs to disseminate accurate information through such media as newspapers, radio and television, public forums, and civic activities, and by reviewing material for and directing preparation of publications.
`0345`	Recreational therapist Plans, organizes, and directs medically -approved recreation programs for patients. Activities include sports, trips, dramatics, social activities, and arts and crafts.
`0346`	Recreation worker Conducts group recreation activities; organizes and promotes activities such as arts and crafts, sports, games, music, dramatics, social recreation, camping, and hobbies, taking into account the needs and interests of individual members.
`0347`	Registered nurse Conducts a health service program at a school or system for the evaluation, improvement and protection of the health of students and school personnel in accordance with state law and local policies and procedures.
`0348`	Registrar Coordinates and directs registration activities, including the compilation and analysis of registration data for administrative use.
`0349`	Rehabilitation counselor Provides services in individual or group sessions that focus specifically on career development, employment preparation, achieving independence, and integration in the workplace and community of a student with a disability. The provider of these services is a certified, license, or otherwise qualified professional. The term also includes vocational rehabilitation services provided to students with disabilities by vocational rehabilitation programs funded under the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended.
`0350`	Research and development specialist Performs activities concerned with systematic study and investigation using the products of research and judgement to improve programs.
`0351`	Respiratory therapist Administers respiratory therapy care and life support to patients with deficiencies and abnormalities of the cardiopulmonary system, under the direction and responsibility of a physician.
`0352`	Social worker Provides social services for clients who may be individuals, families, groups, communities, organizations, or society in general. Typical responsibilities include: 1) preparing a social or developmental history on a student with disabilities; 2) group and individual counseling with a student and his or her family; 3) working with those problems in a student's living situation (home, school, and community) that affect adjustment in school; 4) mobilizing school and community resources in order to enable the student to receive maximum benefit from his or her educational program; and 5) other related services as necessary. The provider of these services are certified, licensed, or otherwise qualified professionals.
`0353`	Speech pathologist/therapist Diagnoses communicative disorders, plans, directs and participates in individual or group therapy sessions which focus on the remediation of specific articulation problems including: 1) identification of children with speech or language impairments; 2) diagnosis and appraisal of specific speech or language impairments; 3) referral for medical or other professional attention necessary for the habilitation of speech or language impairments; 4) provision of speech and language services for the habilitation or prevention of communicative impairments; and 5) counseling and guidance of parents, children, and teachers regarding speech and language requirements. The provider of these services are certified, licensed, or otherwise qualified professionals.
`0354`	Staff developer/teacher trainer Plans, coordinates, and implements inservice training activities that help individuals to identify future career options and improve skills necessary to achieve them.
`0355`	Statistician Plans surveys and collects, summarizes, and interprets numerical data, applying statistical theory and methods to provide usable information.
`0356`	Student personnel officer Works with the family, school, and community to determine the cause of and provide solutions for students who are experiencing serious attendance, academic and/or discipline problems in order to promote positive educational development.
`0357`	Tax assessor/collector Provides services in the assessment of real and personal property for tax computation purposes and in the collection of taxes for the school or system.
`0358`	Transition coordinator Provides services that: 1) strengthen and coordinate special programs and related services for individuals with special needs, including students with disabilities, who are currently in school or have recently left school and may benefit from assistance during the transition to postsecondary education, vocational training, competitive employment (including supported employment), continuing education or adult services; 2) stimulate the improvement and development of programs for secondary special education; and/or 3) stimulate the improvement of vocational and life skills to enable students with special needs to be better prepared for transition to adult life and services.
`0359`	Translator Expresses in another language systematically to retain the original sense, primarily of written works.
`0360`	Volunteer coordinator Oversees and coordinates the activity of individuals who enter into positions without the promise of compensation.
`0361`	Work study coordinator Plans and conducts special education work-study programs. He or she confers with school and community personnel to impart information about program and to coordinate program functions with related activities.
`0362`	Writer/editor Writes original prose materials and reviews manuscripts for distribution and/or publication.
`0363`	Mediator/intervention specialist Specializes in serving as a third party to help resolve disputes between individuals and/or organizations.
`0400`	Paraprofessionals Works alongside and assists professional individuals.
`0401`	Assistant counselor Assists students, parents, teachers, or other staff, under the supervision or direction of a counselor, by helping individuals make plans and decisions in relation to education, career, or personal development.
`0402`	Bilingual aide Assists in the instruction of students using more than one language for teaching content.
`0403`	Bilingual special education aide Assists in the instruction of students in a special education program using more than one language for teaching content
`0404`	Career aide Assists students in the process of choosing a profession or occupation.
`0405`	Child care giver Assists in organizing and leading prekindergarten children in activities such as reading, drawing, and games.
`0406`	Computer aide Assists and provides direction to computer users.
`0407`	Extra-curricular activity aide Supervises school-sponsored activities that are not related to curriculum (e.g., sports), including all direct and personal services that are planned for student enjoyment.
`0408`	Financial aid specialist Interviews students applying for financial aid, including loans, grants -in-aid, or scholarships, to determine eligibility for assistance.
`0409`	Monitor/prefect Monitors the conduct of students in classrooms, detention halls, lunch rooms, playground, hallways, and places where alternatives to classroom instruction are provided (e.g., test sites).
`0410`	Library aide Assists in the maintenance and operation of a library by aiding in the selection, ordering, cataloging, processing, and circulation of all media.
`0411`	Media center aide Assists in the maintenance and operation of a media center by serving as a specialist in the organization and use of all teaching and learning resources, including hardware, content material and services.
`0412`	Psychologist assistant Assists a psychologist with routine activities associated with providing psychological services.
`0413`	Teaching/classroom aide Assists a teacher with routine activities associated with teaching (i.e., those activities requiring minor decisions regarding students, such as conducting rote exercises, operating equipment, and clerking).
`0414`	Teaching assistant Performs the day-to-day activities of teaching students while under the supervision of a teacher. The teaching assistant does not make diagnostic or long-range evaluative decisions regarding students. This includes individuals who may or may not be certified but must have completed at least two years of formal education preparation for teaching or the equivalent in experience or training.
`0415`	Tutor Provides academic instruction (e.g., in English, mathematics, and foreign language) to students requiring additional assistance outside of the classroom.
`0500`	Technical Performs tasks requiring a combination of basic scientific knowledge and manual skills which can be obtained through approximately two years of postsecondary education such as that which is offered in community/junior colleges and technical institutes, or through equivalent special study and/or on-the-job training.
`0501`	Audiometrist Administers audiometric (hearing acuity) screening tests while under the direction and responsibility of an audiologist or physician.
`0502`	Computer technician Installs and maintains computer hard- and software equipment.
`0503`	Drafter Drafts detailed drawings, such as writing diagrams, layout drawings, mechanical detail drawings, and drawings of intermediate and final assemblies, used to manufacture, assemble, install, and repair electronic components, printed circuit boards, and other equipment.
`0504`	Engineering aide Assists in planning and directing operations in a technical field.
`0505`	Graphic artist Plans and arranges art layouts which illustrate programs or processes for publication, demonstration, and more effective communication.
`0506`	Inspector Examines the condition of equipment and buildings as they relate to safety and health the condition of new construction as it relates to specifications and codes.
`0507`	Licensed practical nurse Performs auxiliary medical services, such as taking and recording temperature, pulse, and respiration rate, and giving medication under the direction and responsibility of a physician or a registered nurse.
`0508`	Media technologist Maintains and programs audio, video, and other media equipment.
`0509`	Photographer Uses cameras and flashbulb equipment to photograph individuals and may take exposed film to a darkroom for processing and developing.
`0510`	Psychometrist Measures the intellectual, social, and emotional development of individuals through the administration and interpretation of psychological tests. These activities are usually carried out under the direction or supervis ion of a psychologist or a related professional.
`0511`	Purchasing agent Buys supplies, equipment, and materials used in the operation of an organization.
`0512`	Speech language technician Assis ts with the provision of speech and language services in collaboration with a speech pathologist.
`0513`	Supervisor Supervises the day-to-day operations of a group of skilled, semiskilled, or unskilled workers (e.g., warehouse or garage workers). Frequently called a foreman or crew leader.
`0600`	Office/clerical/administrative support Performs the activities of preparing, transferring, transcribing, systematizing, or preserving communications, records, and transactions.
`0601`	Bookkeeping/accounting/auditing clerk Keeps a systematic record of accounts or transactions and prepares statements reflecting those activities.
`0602`	Cashier Collects and records payments received for items purchased.
`0603`	Computer operator Operates computer and peripheral equipment to process data by entering commands using a keyboard or computer terminal.
`0604`	Data entry clerk Enters information into a data processing format using data processing equipment.
`0605`	Dispatcher Assigns vehicles and drivers to perform specific services and to record such information concerning vehicle movement as a school or system may require.
`0606`	Duplicating/photocopying assistant Operates duplicating machines to print typewritten or handwritten documents directly from a master copy.
`0607`	Electrical and electronic repairers Installs and repairs electric and electronics equipment.
`0608`	File clerk Classifies records in alphabetical or numerical order or according to subject matter or other system.
`0609`	General office clerk Performs such activities as preparing, transcribing, systematizing or preserving written communication and reports or operating mechanical equipment (e.g., computers, fax machines, typewriters, calculators, and word-processing equipment).
`0610`	Mail clerk Routes mail, prepares outgoing materials for mailing, and maintains internal written communication systems.
`0611`	Messenger Delivers messages, documents, packages, and other items to offices or departments within or outside of an organization.
`0612`	Office manager Coordinates office services such as personnel, budget preparation and control, housekeeping, records control, and special management activities.
`0613`	Receptionist Receives callers or visitors at the establishment, determine the nature of business, and directs callers or visitors to destinations.
`0614`	Records clerk Establishes and ma intains an adequate and efficient system for controlling records (e.g., registration, admission, attendance) of an organization.
`0615`	Secretary Schedules appointments, gives information to callers, takes dictation, and otherwise relieves officials of clerical work and minor administrative and business detail.
`0616`	Stenographer Takes dictation of correspondence, reports, and other materials in shorthand and operates a typewriter, wordprocessor, or computer to transcribe the dictated material.
`0617`	Stores/supplies handler Receives, stores, and dispenses supplies, materials, and equipment.
`0618`	Switchboard/PBX operator Operates a telephone switchboard and relays incoming, outgoing, and interoffice calls.
`0619`	Typist and wordprocessor Operates a typewriter, computer or a wordprocessor to compile, type, revise, combine, edit, print, and/or store documents.
`0700`	Crafts and trades Performs tasks requiring high manual skill level which is acquired through on-the-job training and experience or through apprenticeship or other formal training programs. This assignment requires considerable judgement and a thorough and comprehensive knowledge of the processes involved in the work.
`0701`	Brick mason Works with brick and similar materials in the construction, erection, and reparation of structures and fixtures.
`0702`	Carpenter Constructs, erects, installs, and repairs wooden structures and fixtures.
`0703`	Cement mason Works with cement and similar materials in the construction, erection, and reparation of structures and fixtures.
`0704`	Electrician Plans, layouts, installs, and repairs wiring, electrical fixtures, apparatus, and control equipment.
`0705`	HVAC mechanic Services heating units, ventilation systems and air conditioners in buildings.
`0706`	Locksmith Installs, repairs, rebuilds, and services mechanical or electrical locking devices using hand tools and specialized equipment.
`0707`	Maintenance repairers/general utility Repairs and maintains buildings, machinery, electrical and mechanical equipment.
`0708`	Painter and paperhanger Paints, varnishes, and stains or wallpaper the interior and/or exterior of buildings and fixtures.
`0709`	Plasterer Applies and repairs plaster in the interior and/or exterior of buildings.
`0710`	Plumber Assembles, installs, and repairs pipes, fittings, and fixtures of heating, water, and drainage systems.
`0711`	Printer Makes copies by chemical or photographic means.
`0712`	Vehicle mechanic Inspects, repairs, and maintains functional parts of mechanical equipment and machinery.
`0800`	Operative Performs tasks requiring an intermediate level manual skills which can be mastered in a few weeks through limited training to operate machines. This includes bus drivers and vehicle operators.
`0801`	Bus driver Drives a bus used in the service of a school or system.
`0802`	Other vehicle operator Drives a vehicle such as a truck or automobile used in the service of a school or system.
`0900`	Laborer Performs tasks requiring some manual skills which can be conducted with no special training. This includes individuals performing lifting, digging, mixing, loading, and pulling operations.
`0901`	Construction laborer Performs any combination of duties on construction projects, usually working in utility capacity, by transferring from one task to another. Duties include measuring distances from grade stakes, signaling operators of construction equipment, and mixing concrete.
`0902`	Freight, stock, and materials handlers Loads, unloads, and moves freight, stock, and other materials manually or with equipment that does not require technical skill to operate (e.g., wheel barrows, conveyor belts, etc).
`0903`	Garbage collector Collects refuse in designated areas. May drive a truck and operate hoisting device that raises refuse bin into the opening of the truck body.
`0904`	Gardener Works a plot of ground where herbs, fruits, flowers, or vegetables are cultivated.
`0905`	Groundskeeper Maintains grounds that are owned, rented, or leased and used by a school or system. This does not include the operation of machinery requiring semi -skilled training or experience.
`0906`	Garage/parking-lot attendant Patrols and monitors parking areas to prevent thefts of and from parked automobiles and collects parking fees from drivers.
`0907`	Vehicle washer/equipment cleaner Washes vehicles and equipment with washing and rinsing solutions to remove debris. May manually dislodge debris from objects being washed and dry objects using a cloth or airhose.
`1000`	Service work Performs tasks regardless of level of difficulty which relates to both protective and nonprotective supportive services.
`1001`	Bus monitor/crossing guard Helps keep order on buses or other school or system modes of transportation. This includes traffic guards for loading buses, crossing guards for monitoring pedestrian traffic.
`1002`	Child care worker Assists in implementing child care activities, including custodial functions.
`1003`	Cook/food preparer Prepares and cooks foodstuffs in quantities according to menu and number of persons to be served.
`1004`	Custodian Performs plant housekeeping and servicing activities consisting of the cleaning; operation of the heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning systems; and the servicing of building equipment.
`1005`	Dietary technician Advises and assists personnel in public and private establishments in food services systems by making recommendations for foods that will constitute nutritionally adequate meals.
`1006`	Elevator operator Transports passengers and freight between floors of a building via an elevator.
`1007`	Facilities maintenance worker Inspects buildings and office areas to evaluate suitability for occupancy considering such factors as air circulation, lighting, location, and size.
`1008`	Food server Serves sandwiches, salads, beverages, desserts and other kinds of food. May order items to replace stocks and collect money for purchases.
`1009`	Police officer Maintains order, enforces the law, prevents and investigates crime in a school building and its surrounding areas.
`1010`	Resident/dormitory supervisor Supervises a dormitory or building in which students reside.
`1011`	Security guard Provides protection to individuals and safeguard the school facility.
`1012`	Extended day-care provider Provides professional day-care services, whether at home or in a center, and who has satisfied any state requirement regarding those services.
`9999`	Other

0568 Function Type

`1000`	Instruction Activities which involve direct interaction between teachers and students. Instruction may be provided for students in a school classroom, in another location such as a home or hospital, and in other learning situations such as those involving cocurricular activities. It may also be provided through some other approved medium such as television, radio, telephone, computer and correspondence. This includes aides and classroom assistants of any type (e.g., clerks or graders) who assist in the instructional process.
`2000`	Support services Services to provide administrative, technical, personal (e.g., guidance and health), and logistical support to facilitate and enhance instruction. These services exist as adjuncts for fulfilling the objectives of instruction, community services and enterprise programs, rather than as entities within themselves.
`2100`	Student support services Activities to assess and improve the well-being of students and to supplement the instructional process.
`2110`	Attendance and social work Activities to improve student attendance at school and which attempt to prevent or solve student problems involving the home, school, and community. They also include registration activities for adult education programs.
`2111`	Supervision of attendance and social work Activities to direct, manage, and supervise attendance and social work services.
`2112`	Attendance services Activities to promptly identify non-attendance patterns, promote improved attitudes toward attendance, analyze causes of non-attendance, act on non-attendance problems, and enforce compulsory attendance laws.
`2113`	Social work services Activities to investigate and diagnose student problems arising out of the home, school, or community; provide casework and group work services for the child, parent, or both; interpret the problems of students for other staff members; and promote modification of the circumstances surrounding the individual student which are related to his or her problem.
`2114`	Student accounting services Activities to acquire and maintain records of school attendance, location of home, family characteristics, and other census data. Portions of these records become a part of the cumulative record which is sorted and stored for teacher and guidance information. These include the preparation of pertinent statistical reports.
`2119`	Other attendance and social work services Other attendance and social work services which cannot be classified above.
`2120`	Guidance services Activities to counsel with students and parents; consult with other staff members on learning problems; evaluate the abilities of students; assist students as they make their own educational and career plans and choices; assist students in personal and social development; provide referral assistance; and work with other staff members in planning and conducting guidance programs for students.
`2121`	Supervision of guidance services Activities to direct, manage, and supervise guidance services.
`2122`	Counseling services Activities to help a student to better identify his or her perceived educational, personal, or occupational potential; relate his or her abilities, emotions, and aptitudes to educational and career opportunities; utilize his or her abilities in formulating realistic plans; and achieve satisfying personal and social development. These activities take place between one or more counselors and one or more students as counselees, between students and students, and between counselors and other staff members.
`2123`	Appraisal services Activities to assess student characteristics which are used in administration, instruction, and guidance; and assist the student in assessing his or her purposes and progress in personality and career development.
`2124`	Information services Activities to disseminate educational, occupational, and personal/social information to help acquaint students with the curriculum and also with educational and vocational opportunities and requirements. Such information might be provided directly to students through group activities or it might be provided indirectly to students through other staff members or parents.
`2125`	Record maintenance services Activities to compile, maintain, and interpret cumulative records for individual students, including systematic consideration of such factors as home and family background, physical and medical status, standardized test results, personal and social development and school performance.
`2126`	Placement services Activities to help place students in appropriate situations. These could be educational situations, part-time employment while in school, and appropriate educational and occupational situations after they leave school. These activities also help ease the students' transition from one educational experience to another. The transition may include, for example, admissions counseling, referral services, assistance with records, and follow-up communications with employers.
`2129`	Other guidance services Other guidance services which cannot be classified above.
`2130`	Health services Activities to provide physical and mental health services which are not direct instruction. They include activities that provide students with appropriate medical, dental, and nursing services.
`2131`	Supervision of health services Activities to direct, engage, and supervise health services.
`2132`	Medical services Activities to improve the physical and mental health of students such as health appraisal, including screening for vision, hearing deficiencies and communicable diseases; screening for psychiatric services; periodic health examinations; emergency injury and illness care; and communications with parents and medical officials.
`2133`	Dental services Activities to perform dental screening, dental care, and orthodontic activities.
`2134`	Nursing services Activities to perform nursing such as health inspection, treatment of minor injuries, and referrals for other health services.
`2139`	Other health services Other health services which cannot be classified above.
`2140`	Psychological services Activities concerned with administering psychological tests and interpreting the results; gathering and interpreting information about student behavior; and working with other staff members in planning school programs to meet the special needs of students as indicated by psychological tests and behavioral evaluation. They also include planning and managing a program of psychological services encompassing psychological counseling for students, staff, and parents.
`2141`	Supervision of psychological services Activities to direct, manage, and supervise psychological services.
`2142`	Psychological testing services Activities to administer psychological tests, standardized tests, and inventory assessments. These tests measure ability, aptitude, achievement, interests, and personality. These activities also include interpretation of these measurements for students, other staff members, and parents.
`2143`	Psychological counseling services Activities to help students perceive, clarify, and solve problems of adjustment and interpersonal relationships. These activities take place between a school psychologist or other qualified individual as counselor, and one or more students as counselees.
`2144`	Psychotherapy services Activities to help students to perceive, clarify, and work through emotional problems or disorders. These activities involve a therapeutic relationship between a qualified mental health professional and one or more students.
`2149`	Other psychological services Other psychological services which cannot be classified above.
`2150`	Speech pathology and audiology services Activities to identify, assess, and treat students with speech, hearing, and language impairments.
`2151`	Supervision of speech pathology and audiology services Activities to direct, manage, and supervise speech pathology and audiology services.
`2152`	Speech pathology services Activities to identify students with speech and language disorders; diagnose and appraise specific speech and language disorders; refer problems for medical or other professional attention necessary to treat speech and language disorders; provide required speech treatment services; and counsel and guide students, parents, and teachers.
`2153`	Audiological services Activities to: 1) identify individuals with hearing loss; 2) determine the range, nature, and degree of hearing loss, including referral for medical or other professional attention; 3) provide habilitating activities such as language habilitation, auditory training, speech reading (lipreading), hearing evaluation, and speech conservation; 4) create and administer programs for prevention of hearing loss; 5) counsel and guide students, parent/guardians, and teachers regarding hearing loss; and 6) determine an individual's need for group and individual amplification, select and fit an appropriate aid, and evaluate the effectiveness of amplification.
`2159`	Other speech pathology and audiology services Other speech pathology and audiology services which cannot be classified above.
`2190`	Other student support services Other student support services which cannot be classified above.
`2200`	Instructional staff support services Activities to assist the instructional staff with content and process of providing learning experiences for students.
`2210`	Improvement of instructional services Activities to primarily assist the instructional staff in planning, developing, and evaluating the process of providing learning experiences for students. These include curriculum development, techniques of instruction, child development, and staff training.
`2211`	Supervision of improvement of instruction services Activities to direct, manage, and supervise the improvement of instructional services.
`2212`	Instruction and curriculum development services Activities to assist teachers in developing the curriculum, preparing and utilizing special curriculum materials, and becoming acquainted with the various techniques which stimulate and motivate students .
`2213`	Instructional staff training services Activities to promote the professional or occupational growth and competence of members of the instructional staff during the time of their service to the school or school system. These include workshops, demonstrations, school visits, courses for college credit, sabbatical leaves, and travel leaves.
`2219`	Other improvement of instruction services Other improvement of instruction services which cannot be classified above.
`2220`	Educational media services Activities to coordinate the use of hardware, devices, content materials (including printed and non-printed sensory materials), methods, or experiences for teaching and learning purposes.
`2221`	Supervision of educational media services Activities to direct, manage, and supervise educational media services.
`2222`	School library services Activities to select, acquire, prepare, catalog, and circulate books and other printed materials; plan the use of the library by students, teachers and other members of the instructional staff; and guide individuals in their use of library books and materials whether maintained separately or as a part of an instructional materials center and/or related work study area.
`2223`	Audiovisual services Activities to select, prepare, care for, and make available to the instructional staff: equipment, films, filmstrips, transparencies, tapes, television programs, and other similar materials, whether maintained separately or as a part of an instructional materials center. These activities include an audiovisual center, television studio, related work-study areas, and the services provided by audiovisual personnel.
`2224`	Educational television services Activities to plan, program, write, and present educational programs or segments of programs by closed circuit or broadcast television.
`2225`	Computer-assisted instruction services Activities to plan, program, write, and present educational lessons which have been especially programmed for a computer to be used as the principal medium of instruction.
`2229`	Other educational media services Other educational media services which cannot be classified above.
`2290`	Other instructional staff support services Other instructional staff support services which cannot be classified above.
`2300`	General administration support services Activities to establish and administer policy for operating a school system.
`2310`	Board of education services Activities to perform the duties of an elected body which has been created according to state law and vested with responsibilities for educational activities in a given administrative unit.
`2311`	Supervision of board of education services Activities to direct, manage, and supervise the general operation of the board of education. These include the activities of the members of the board of education, but do not include any special activities defined in other areas of responsibility described below. They also include any activities of the district performed in support of the school district meeting. These may include legal activities such as interpreting the laws and statutes and general liability situations, and the activities of external auditors.
`2312`	Board secretary/clerk services Activities to perform the duties of the secretary or clerk of the board of education.
`2313`	Board treasurer services Activities to perform the duties of the treasurer of the board of education
`2314`	Election services Activities to perform duties involved with any school system election, including the election of officers and bond elections.
`2315`	Tax assessment and collection services Activities to perform duties involved with tax assessment and collection.
`2316`	Staff relations and negotiations services Activities to perform duties involved with staff relations systemwide and contractual negotiations with both instructional and non-instructional personnel.
`2319`	Other board of education services Other board of education services which cannot be classified above.
`2320`	Executive administration services Activities to perform the overall general administration or executive duties of the entire school system.
`2321`	Office of the superintendent services Activities to direct and manage all affairs of the school system. These are performed by the superintendent and such assistants as deputy, associate, and assistant superintendents. These include activities of all personnel and materials in the office of the chief executive officer.
`2322`	Community relations services Activities to develop and operate systemwide programs for the bettering of school/community relations.
`2323`	State and federal relations services Activities to develop and maintain good relations with state and federal officials. These include grant procurement activities.
`2329`	Other executive administration services Other executive administration services which cannot be classified above.
`2400`	School administration support services Activities to perform the overall administrative duties for a school.
`2410`	Office of the principal services Activities to direct and manage the operation of a particular school. These include activities performed by the principal, assistant principals, and other assistants when they supervise all operations of the school, evaluate individuals of the school, assign duties to individuals, supervise and maintain the school records, and coordinate school instructional activities with those of the school or school system. These activities also include the work of clerical staff in support of teaching and administrative duties.
`2419`	Other school administration support services Other school administration services which cannot be classified above.
`2500`	Business support services Activities to pay, transport, exchange, and maintain goods and services for a school or school system. They include fiscal and internal services necessary for operating the school or school system. These include the activity of the chief business official.
`2510`	Fiscal services Activities to perform the fiscal operations of a school or school system. These include budgeting, receiving and disbursing, financial and property accounting, payroll, inventory control, internal auditing and managing funds.
`2511`	Supervision of fiscal services Activities to direct, manage, and supervise the fiscal service area. These include the activities of the assistant superintendent, director, or school business official who directs and manages fiscal activities.
`2512`	Budgeting services Activities to supervise budget planning, formulation, control, and analysis of finances.
`2513`	Receiving and disbursing funds services Activities to take in and pay out money. These include the current audit of receipts; the pre-audit of requisitions and purchase orders to determine whether the amounts are within the budgetary allowances, and determining that disbursements are lawful expenditures of a school or school system; and the management of school funds.
`2514`	Payroll services Activities to periodically pay individuals entitled to remuneration for services rendered. Payments are also made for such payroll associated costs as federal income tax withholding, retirement, and social security.
`2515`	Financial accounting services Activities to maintain the financial records and transactions of a school or school system. These include accounting and interpreting financial transactions and account records.
`2516`	Internal auditing services Activities to verify account records including evaluating the adequacy of the internal control system, verifying and safeguarding assets, reviewing the reliability of the accounting and reporting systems, and ascertaining compliance with established policies and procedures.
`2517`	Property accounting services Activities to prepare and maintain current inventory records of land, buildings, and equipment. These records are to be used in equipment control and facilities planning.
`2519`	Other fiscal services Other fiscal services which cannot be classified above.
`2520`	Purchasing services Activities to purchase supplies, furniture, equipment, and materials used in a school or school system.
`2530`	Warehousing and distributing services Activities to receive, store, and distribute supplies, furniture, equipment, materials, and mail. These include cash collection and transportation from school facilities to the central administration office or bank for control and/or deposit.
`2540`	Printing, publishing, and duplicating services Activities to print and publish administrative publications such as annual reports, school directories, and manuals. These include centralized services for duplicating school materials and instruments such as school bulletins, newsletters, and notices.
`2590`	Other business support services Other business support services which cannot be classified above.
`2600`	Operation and maintenance of plant services Activities to keep the physical plant open, comfortable, and safe for use, and keep the grounds, buildings, and equipment in effective working condition and state of repair. These include maintaining safety in school buildings, grounds, and in the vicinity of schools.
`2610`	Supervision of operation and maintenance of plant services Activities to direct, manage, and supervise the operation and maintenance of the school plant facilities.
`2620`	Operating buildings services Activities to keep the physical plant clean and ready for daily use. These include operating the heat, light, and ventilation systems and repairing and replacing facilities and equipment.
`2630`	Care and upkeep of grounds services Activities to maintain and improve the land. These include snow removal, landscaping, ground maintenance, and similar activities.
`2640`	Care and upkeep of equipment services Activities to maintain equipment owned or used by the school or school system. These include servicing and repairing furniture, machines, and movable equipment.
`2650`	Vehicle servicing and maintenance services Activities to maintain general purpose vehicles other than student transportation vehicles such as trucks, tractors, graders, and staff vehicles. These include repairing vehicles, replacing vehicle parts, preventative maintenance servicing, cleaning, painting, greasing, fueling, and inspecting vehicles for safety.
`2660`	Security services Activities to maintain order and safety in school buildings, grounds, and in the vicinity at all times. These include police activities for school functions, traffic control on the grounds and in the vicinity, building alarm systems, and hall monitoring services.
`2690`	Other operation and maintenance of plant services Other operation and maintenance of plant services which cannot be classified above.
`2700`	Student transportation services Activities to convey students to and from school, as provided by state and federal law. These include trips between home and school, and trips to school activities. They also include specialized equipment (such as special or adapted buses, lifts, and ramps), if required to provide special transportation for a child with a disability.
`2710`	Supervision of student transportation Activities to direct, manage, and supervise student transportation services.
`2720`	Vehicle operation services Activities to operate vehicles for student transportation from the time the vehicles leave the point of storage until they return to storage. These include driving buses or other student transportation vehicles.
`2730`	Monitoring services Activities to supervise students in the process of being transported between home and school or between school and school activities. Such supervision can occur while students are in transit, while they are being loaded and unloaded, and in directing traffic at the loading and unloading stations.
`2740`	Vehicle servicing and maintenance services Activities to maintain student transportation vehicles. These include repairing vehicles, replacing vehicle parts, cleaning, painting, fueling, and inspecting vehicles for safety.
`2750`	Driver training services Activities to ensure and maintain safety standards of driver's skills to operate student transportation vehicles. These include training and testing of school bus drivers.
`2790`	Other student transportation services Other student transportation services which cannot be classified above.
`2800`	Central support services Activities, other than general administration, to support each of the other instructional and support services programs. These include planning, research and development, evaluation, information, staff, statistical, and data processing services.
`2810`	Planning, research, development, and evaluation services Activities to conduct and manage programs of planning, research, development, and evaluation for a school system on a systemwide basis.
`2811`	Supervision of managing, planning, research, development, and evaluation services Activities associated with the direction, management, and supervision of planning, research, development, and evaluation services.
`2812`	Planning services Activities to select or identify overall, long-range goals, priorities and objectives of an organization or program; and formulate various courses of action needed to achieve those goals. This is done by identifying needs and relative costs and benefits of each course of action.
`2813`	Research services Activities to perform systematic study and investigation of various aspects of education undertaken to establish facts and principles.
`2814`	Development services Activities to deliberate evolving process of improving educational programs.
`2815`	Evaluation services Activities to ascertain or judge the value or amount of an action or an outcome. This is done through careful appraisal of previously specified data in light of a particular situation and the goals and objectives previously established.
`2819`	Other planning, research, development, and evaluation services Other planning, research, development, and evaluation services which can not be classified above.
`2820`	Information services Activities to write, edit, and prepare materials for disseminating educational and administrative information to students, staff members, managers, or the general public through direct mailing, the various news media, or personal contact.
`2821`	Supervision of information services Activities to direct, manage, and supervise information services.
`2822`	Internal information services Activities to write, edit, and provide administrative information to students and staff members.
`2823`	Public information services Activities to write, edit, and prepare materials for disseminating educational and administrative information to the public through various news media or personal contact.
`2824`	Management information services Activities to write, edit, and prepare materials for disseminating to management the needed information about the operation of the school or school system, and the community, state, and nation, in order to make logical decisions.
`2829`	Other information services Other information services which cannot be classified above.
`2830`	Staff services Activities to maintain an efficient staff for a school or school system. These include recruiting and placement, staff transfers, inservice training, health services, and staff accounting.
`2831`	Supervision of staff services Activities to direct, manage, and supervise staff services.
`2832`	Recruitment and placement services Activities to employ and assign personnel for a school or school system.
`2833`	Staff accounting services Activities to maintain the systematic recording and summarization of information relating to individuals employed by a school or school system.
`2834`	Inservice training services (for non-instructional staff) Activities to train non-instructional personnel in all classifications. These activities are developed by the school or school system.
`2835`	Health services Activities to provide medical, dental, and nurse services for the school or school system employees. These include physical examinations, referrals, and emergency care.
`2839`	Other staff services Other staff services which cannot be classified above.
`2840`	Data processing services Activities to prepare data for storage, storage of data, and retrieval of them for reproduction as information for management and reporting.
`2841`	Supervision of data processing services Activities to direct, manage, and supervise data processing services.
`2842`	Systems analysis services Activities to identify and evaluate alternatives for achieving defined objectives, based on judgment and, wherever possible, on quantitative methods. These activities pertain to the development of data processing procedures or application to electronic data processing equipment.
`2843`	Programming services Activities to prepare a logical sequence of operations to be performed, either manually or electronically, in solving problems or processing data. These also involve preparing coded instructions and data for such sequences.
`2844`	Operations services Activities to schedule, maintain, and produce data. These include operating business machines, data preparation services, and data processing machines.
`2849`	Other data processing services Other data processing services which cannot be classified above.
`2890`	Other central support services Other central support services which cannot be classified above.
`2900`	Other support services Other support services which cannot be classified above.
`3000`	Operation of Non-Instructional Services Activities to provide non-instructional services to students, staff members, or the community.
`3100`	Food services operations Activities to provide food to students and staff members in a school or school system. These include preparing and serving regular and incidental meals, lunches, or snacks in connection with school activities, and food delivery.
`3110`	Supervision of food services Activities to direct, manage, and supervise food services operations.
`3120`	Food preparation and dispensing services Activities to prepare and serve regular and incidental meals, lunches, or snacks to students and staff members in a school or school system. These include cooking, operating kitchen equipment, preparing food, serving food, cleaning dishes, and storing dishes and kitchen equipment.
`3130`	Food delivery services Activities to deliver food to the school or school system.
`3190`	Other food services Other food services which cannot be classified above.
`3200`	Enterprise operations Activities that are financed and operated in a manner similar to private business enterprises with the stated intent that costs are financed or recovered primarily through use charges (e.g., a bookstore in a school or system).
`3300`	Community services operation Activities to provide community services to students, staff or other community participants. These include community recreation programs, civic activities, public libraries, programs of custody and care of children, and community welfare activities. These are provided by the school or school system for the community as a whole or for some segment of the community.
`3310`	Supervision of community services activities Activities to direct, manage, and supervise community services activities.
`3320`	Community recreation services Activities to provide recreation for the community as a whole, or for some segment of the community. These include organizing and supervising playgrounds and swimming pools, as well as other recreation programs for the community.
`3330`	Civic activities Activities to provide services to civic affairs or organizations. These include services to parent-teacher association meetings, public forums, lectures, and civil defense planning.
`3340`	Public library services Activities to operate public libraries by a school or school system, or provide library services to the general public through the school library. These include planning the library's collection in light of community needs and informing the community of public library resources and services.
`3350`	Custody and care of children Activities to provide programs for the custodial care of children in residential day schools or in child care centers which are not part of, nor directly related to, the instructional program, and where the attendance of the children is not included in the attendance figures for the school or system.
`3360`	Extended day/child care services Activities to provide programs for the custodial care of students enrolled in a school or system before the school day starts and/or after the school day ends.
`3370`	Welfare activities Activities to provide for the personal needs of individuals who have been designated as needy by an appropriate governmental entity. These include payment of stipends for school attendance; payment of salaries to students for work performed (whether for the school system or for an outside concern); or the provision of clothing, food, or other personal needs.
`3390`	Other community services Other community services which cannot be classified above.
`3400`	Residential housing services Activities to provide living accommodations for students and individuals in facilities either owned or leased by the school or school system.
`3410`	Supervision of residential housing services Activities to direct, manage, and supervise residential housing services.
`3420`	Student residence services Activities to provide living accommodations for students in facilities either owned or leased by the school or school system. This category may be subdivided into residences for single students and residences for married students.
`3430`	Staff residence services (other than administrative staff) Activities to provide living accommodations for individuals other than administrative staff in facilities either owned or leased by the school or system.
`3440`	Administrative staff residence services Activities to provide living accommodations for administrative staff in facilities either owned or leased by the school or system.
`3490`	Other residential housing services Other residential housing services which cannot be classified above.
`4000`	Facilities acquisition and construction services Activities to acquire land and buildings; remodel buildings and construct additions to buildings; install and extend service systems and other built-in equipment; and improve sites.
`4100`	Site acquisition services Activities to initially acquire and improve new sites.
`4200`	Site improvement services Activities to improve sites, and maintain existing site improvements.
`4300`	Architecture and engineering services Activities to acquire and improve sites and buildings performed by architects and engineers.
`4400`	Educational specifications development services Activities to prepare and interpret specific space requirements for the various learning experiences of students to be accommodated in a building. These specifications are interpreted by architects and engineers in the early stages of blueprint development.
`4500`	Building acquisition and construction services Activities to buy or construct buildings.
`4600`	Building improvement services Activities to build additions to buildings and install or extend service systems and other built-in equipment.
`4900`	Other facilities acquisition and construction services Other facilities acquisition and construction activities which cannot be classified above.
`9999`	Other Other type of function which cannot be classified above.

0585 English Proficiency

`1633`	Native English speaker
`1634`	Fluent English speaker
`1635`	Non-English speaking
`1636`	Redesignated as fluent English proficient
`1637`	Status unknown
`2349`	Limited English proficient/English language learner

0598 Public School Residence Status

`1652`	Resident of administrative unit and usual school attendance area The individual's legal residence is within the administrative unit and the attendance area of the school he or she attends.
`1653`	Resident of administrative unit, but of other school attendance area The individual's legal residence is within the administrative unit, but not within the attendance area of the school he or she attends.
`1654`	Resident of this state, but not of this administrative unit The individual's legal residence is outside the administrative unit of the school he or she attends.
`1655`	Resident of an administrative unit that crosses state boundaries The individual's legal residence is in an administrative unit that crosses state boundaries.
`1656`	Resident of another state The individual's legal residence is in a state other than the state in which his or her school's administrative unit resides.

0599 Non-Resident Attendance Rationale

`1657`	Attending an area alternative school The student is attending a public elementary or secondary school that: 1) addresses the needs of students which typically cannot be met in a regular school; 2) provides nontraditional education; 3) serves as an adjunct to a regular school; or 4) falls outside of the categories of regular, special program emphasis or vocational/technical education.
`1658`	Attending an area magnet program (including gifted and talented or honors programs) The student is attending an elementary or secondary school program within the public education system that has been designed: 1) to attract students of different racial/ethnic backgrounds for the purpose of reducing, preventing, or eliminating racial isolation; and/or 2) to provide an academic or social focus on a particular theme (e.g., science/math, performing arts, gifted/talented, or foreign language).
`1659`	Attending an area special education school The student is attending an early childhood, elementary or secondary school that focuses primarily on special education and adapts the curriculum, materials, or instruction for students accordingly. This may include instruction for any of the following: autism, deaf-blindness, hearing impairment, mental retardation, multiple disabilities, orthopedic impairment, serious emotional disturbance, specific learning disability, speech or language impairment, traumatic brain injury, visual impairment, and other health impairments.
`1660`	Attending an area vocational/technical school The student is attending a school that offers a secondary education program available in regular or trade high schools or separate vocational centers or programs that provide formal preparation for semi-skilled, skilled, technical or professional occupations for high school-aged students who have opted to develop or expand their employment opportunities, often in lieu of preparing for college entry. This type of instruction is often referred to as career and technology preparation.
`1661`	Attending a private school The student is attending an educational institution administered by a non-governmental agency at the early childhood, elementary, or secondary level.
`1662`	Court-mandated juvenile system assignment The student is completing an assignment in a juvenile system to fulfill a court mandate.
`1663`	Home schooling The student is receiving educational instruction offered in a home environment, as regulated by state law, for reasons other than health.
`1664`	Local education agency (LEA) assignment The student is enrolled in a school outside of his or her attendance area as assigned by an LEA (e.g., for cost-saving measures or for desegregation purposes).
`1665`	Migrant education program participation The student is enrolled in a school outside of his or her attendance area because he or she, or his or her parent/guardian, is a migrant worker.
`1666`	Open enrollment The student is enrolled in a school outside of his or her own attendance area by choice, as permitted by state or local policy.
`1667`	Voucher The student is enrolled in a private school through the use of vouchers, as permitted by state or local policy.
`1668`	Charter school The student is enrolled in a charter school as permitted by state or local policy.

0600 Dwelling Arrangement

`1669`	Boarding house
`1670`	Cooperative house
`1671`	Crisis shelter
`1672`	Disaster shelter
`1673`	Residential school/dormitory
`1674`	Family residence
`1675`	Foster home
`1676`	Institution
`1677`	Prison or juvenile detention center
`1678`	Rooming house
`1679`	Transient shelter
`1680`	No home
`1681`	Other dormitory
`3425`	Group home/halfway house
`9999`	Other

0609 Relationship to Student

`1552`	Employer
`1720`	Aunt
`1721`	Brother, half
`1722`	Brother, natural/adoptive
`1723`	Brother, step
`1724`	Cousin
`1725`	Daughter
`1726`	Father, foster
`1727`	Father, natural/adoptive
`1728`	Father, step
`1729`	Friend
`1730`	Grandfather
`1731`	Grandmother
`1732`	Husband
`1734`	Mother, foster
`1735`	Mother, natural/adoptive
`1736`	Mother, step
`1737`	Nephew
`1738`	Niece
`1739`	Significant other
`1740`	Sister, half
`1741`	Sister, natural/adoptive
`1742`	Sister, step
`1743`	Son
`1744`	Uncle
`1745`	Ward
`1746`	Wife
`1747`	Adopted son
`1749`	Adoptive parents
`1750`	Advisor
`1751`	Agency representative
`1752`	Brother-in-law
`1753`	Court appointed guardian
`1754`	Daughter-in-law
`1755`	Dependent
`1757`	Former husband
`1758`	Former wife
`1759`	Family member
`1760`	Father's significant other
`1761`	Father-in-law
`1762`	Fiancé
`1763`	Fiancée
`1764`	Foster daughter
`1765`	Foster parent
`1766`	Foster son
`1767`	Granddaughter
`1769`	Grandson
`1770`	Great aunt
`1771`	Great uncle
`1772`	Life partner
`1773`	Life partner of parent
`1774`	Minister or priest
`1775`	Mother's significant other
`1776`	Mother-in-law
`1777`	Partner
`1778`	Partner of parent
`1779`	Probation officer
`1780`	Sister-in-law
`1781`	Son-in-law
`1782`	Stepson
`9998`	None
`9999`	Other

0613 Employment Status

`1378`	Probationary
`1379`	Contractual
`1380`	Substitute/temporary
`1381`	Tenured or permanent
`1382`	Volunteer/no contract
`1383`	Employed or affiliated with outside organization
`1384`	Contigent upon funding
`1385`	Non-contractual
`1386`	Other employment status

0614 Employer Type

`1803`	Government
`1804`	Military
`1805`	Private organization
`1806`	Self-employed
`1807`	Military/Department of Defense
`1808`	Agricultural/fishery seasonal employer
`9999`	Other

0619 Entry Type

`1821`	Transfer from a public school in the same local education agency
`1822`	Transfer from a public school in a different local education agency in the same state
`1823`	Transfer from a public school in a different state
`1824`	Transfer from a private, non-religiously-affiliated school in the same local education agency
`1825`	Transfer from a private, non-religiously-affiliated school in a different local education agency in the same state
`1826`	Transfer from a private, non-religiously-affiliated school in a different state
`1827`	Transfer from a private, religiously-affiliated school in the same local education agency
`1828`	Transfer from a private, religiously-affiliated school in a different local education agency in the same state
`1829`	Transfer from a private, religiously-affiliated school in a different state
`1830`	Transfer from a school outside of the country
`1831`	Transfer from an institution
`1832`	Transfer from a charter school
`1833`	Transfer from home schooling
`1834`	Matriculation from another school
`1835`	Re-entry from the same school with no interruption of schooling
`1836`	Re-entry after a voluntary withdrawal
`1837`	Re-entry after an involuntary withdrawal
`1838`	Original entry into a United States school
`1839`	Original entry into a United States school from a foreign country with no interruption in schooling
`1840`	Original entry into a United States school from a foreign country with an interruption in schooling
`9999`	Other

0643 Exit/Withdrawal Status

`1905`	Permanent exit/withdrawal
`1906`	Temporary exit/withdrawal

0644 Exit/Withdrawal Type

`1907`	Transfer to a public school in the same local education agency
`1908`	Transfer to a public school in a different local education agency in the same state
`1909`	Transfer to a public school in a different state
`1910`	Transfer to a private, non-religiously-affiliated school in the same local education agency
`1911`	Transfer to a private, non-religiously-affiliated school in a different local education agency in the same state
`1912`	Transfer to a private, non-religiously-affiliated school in a different state
`1913`	Transfer to a private, religiously-affiliated school in the same local education agency
`1914`	Transfer to a private, religiously-affiliated school in a different local education agency in the same state
`1915`	Transfer to a private, religiously-affiliated school in a different state
`1916`	Transfer to a school outside of the country
`1917`	Transfer to an institution
`1918`	Transfer to a charter school
`1919`	Transfer to home schooling
`1920`	Matriculation to another school
`1921`	Graduated with regular, advanced, International Baccalaureate, or other type of diploma
`1922`	Completed school with other credentials
`1923`	Student death
`1924`	Student illness
`1925`	Student expulsion
`1926`	Reached maximum age for services
`1927`	Discontinued schooling
`1928`	Completed grade 12, but did not pass test
`1929`	Transfer to GED program
`1930`	Transfer to a postsecondary education
`1931`	Moved, not known to be continuing
`9997`	Unknown
`9999`	Other

0674 Honors Information Code

`0737`	Athletic awards
`0738`	Awarding of units of value
`0740`	Citizenship award/recognition
`0741`	Completion of requirement, but no units of value awarded
`0742`	Certificate
`0744`	Letter of student commendation
`0745`	Medals
`0746`	Monogram/letter
`0747`	Points
`0748`	Promotion or advancement
`1985`	Honor roll
`1986`	Honor society
`1987`	Honorable mention
`1988`	Honors program
`1989`	Prize awards
`1990`	Ranks
`1991`	Scholarships
`2047`	Honor award
`9999`	Other

0679 Activity Involvement Code

`0628`	Archery
`0629`	Badminton
`0630`	Baseball
`0631`	Basketball
`0633`	Bowling
`0634`	Boxing
`0635`	Crew
`0636`	Cross country
`0637`	Diving
`0638`	Field hockey
`0639`	Fencing
`0640`	Football
`0641`	Golf
`0642`	Gymnastics
`0644`	Ice hockey
`0645`	Lacrosse
`0646`	Martial arts
`0647`	Polo
`0648`	Racquetball
`0649`	Rugby
`0650`	Sailing
`0651`	Skiing
`0652`	Soccer
`0653`	Softball
`0655`	Squash
`0656`	Swimming
`0657`	Synchronized swimming
`0658`	Team handball
`0659`	Tennis
`0660`	Track and field
`0661`	Volleyball
`0662`	Water polo
`0663`	Wrestling
`0664`	Rodeo
`0665`	Scuba diving
`0666`	Team manager
`0667`	Cheerleading
`0668`	Other sport
`0669`	Student body president
`0670`	Class president
`0671`	Class officer
`0672`	Other student leadership and government
`0673`	Music - vocal
`0674`	Music - instrumental
`0676`	Music - theory and composition
`0677`	Band
`0678`	Orchestra
`0679`	Jazz ensemble
`0680`	Chorus
`0681`	Other music
`0682`	Theater/drama
`0683`	Art and graphic design
`0684`	Dance
`0685`	Dance team
`0688`	Drill team
`0689`	Other performing arts
`0690`	Journalism
`0691`	Broadcasting
`0692`	Year book
`0693`	Literary magazine
`0694`	Family consumer science
`0695`	Speech/debate
`0696`	Drama club
`0697`	Language club
`0699`	Science club
`0700`	Art club
`0701`	Computer club
`0702`	Future Business Leaders of America - Phi Beta Lambda (FBLA - PBL)
`0703`	Future Teachers of America
`0704`	National Future Farmers of America (FFA)
`0705`	Family, Career and Community Leaders of America
`0706`	Health Occupations Students of America
`0707`	Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA)
`0708`	Technology Student Association (TSA)
`0712`	Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
`0713`	Business Professionals of America
`0714`	Peer counseling
`0715`	Tutoring
`0716`	Students Against Drunk Driving (SADD)
`0717`	Key Club
`0718`	Boy Scouts
`0719`	Girl Scouts
`0721`	4 H
`0722`	Chess club
`0723`	Sorority
`0724`	Fraternity
`0725`	Other club or organization
`0726`	National Forensic League
`0727`	National Honor Society
`0728`	State Honor Society
`0729`	Academic team/knowledge bowl
`0730`	National Beta Club
`0732`	Mu alpha theta
`0733`	Psi Eta (Science Honorary)
`0734`	Thespian Society
`0735`	Other honor society
`0932`	Student body officer
`9999`	Other

0684 Diploma/Credential Level and Honors

`1995`	Cum laude
`1996`	Magna cum laude
`1997`	Summa cum laude
`1998`	Scholar award with honor
`1999`	Scholar award with distinction
`2000`	Local scholar award
`2001`	State scholar award
`2002`	National scholar award
`2003`	Class valedictorian
`2004`	Class salutatorian
`2005`	Prize awards (not limited to subject matter awards)
`2006`	Locally-sponsored scholarships
`2007`	State-sponsored scholarships
`2008`	Nationally-sponsored scholarships
`2009`	Other monetary award
`2357`	Rank
`9999`	Other

0768 Primary Disability Type

`2121`	Autistic/Autism
`2122`	Deaf-blindness
`2123`	Hearing impairment
`2124`	Mental retardation
`2125`	Multiple disabilities
`2126`	Orthopedic impairment
`2127`	Emotional Disturbance
`2128`	Specific learning disability
`2129`	Speech or language impairment
`2130`	Traumatic brain injury
`2131`	Visual impairment
`2132`	Other health impairment
`2133`	Deafness
`2134`	Developmental delay
`2135`	Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities

0792 Identification Procedure

`2147`	Education assessment
`2148`	Health assessment/screening
`2149`	Parent/guardian referral
`2151`	Self-report/survey
`2152`	Special education assessment/evaluation
`2153`	Teacher referral
`9999`	Other

0798 Early Childhood Program Setting

`0166`	Community-based agency representative
`2164`	Child's home
`2165`	Home other than the child's
`2166`	Public school facility
`2167`	Private school or childcare facility
`2168`	Head Start center (no matter where offered)
`2169`	Religion-affiliated institution
`2170`	Business/workplace
`2172`	University/postsecondary institution
`2173`	Hospital or other treatment center
`2174`	Shelter or orphanage
`9999`	Other

0804 Early Childhood Special Education Setting

`2184`	Special education classroom in child care facility
`2185`	Special education classroom in regular school building
`2187`	Hospital facility
`2188`	Other community-based setting
`2189`	Special education classroom in trailers or portables outside regular school buildings
`2190`	Facility sponsored by a state agency
`2191`	A center in a facility other than a public or private school, a day care or children's facility, or other public programs such as Head Start
`2192`	Home
`9999`	Other

0806 Individualized Program Type

`2196`	Individualized education program (IEP)
`2197`	Individualized learning program (ILP)
`2198`	Individualized family service plan (IFSP)
`9999`	Other

0815 Program Exit Reason

`2212`	Graduated with a high school diploma
`2213`	Received certificate of completion, modified diploma, or finished IEP requirements
`2214`	Program completion
`2215`	Reached maximum age
`2216`	No longer receiving special education
`2217`	Refused services
`2218`	Transferred to another district or school, known to be continuing in program/service
`2219`	Transferred to another district or school, not known to be continuing in program/service
`2220`	Suspended from school
`2221`	Discontinued schooling, special education only
`2222`	Discontinued schooling, not special education
`2223`	Died
`2224`	Expulsion
`2225`	Program discontinued
`2226`	Completion of IFSP prior to reaching maximum age for Part C
`2227`	Eligible for IDEA, Part B
`2228`	Not eligible for Part B, exit with referrals to other programs
`2230`	Part B eligibility not determined
`2231`	Moved out of state
`2232`	Withdrawal by a parent (or guardian)
`2233`	Unknown reason
`2406`	Transferred to another district or school, known not to be continuing in program/service
`9999`	Other

0849 Race

`0998`	American Indian or Alaska Native
`0999`	Asian
`1000`	Black or African American
`1001`	Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
`1002`	White

1040 Incident Location

`3011`	On campus
`3012`	Administrative offices area
`3013`	Cafeteria area
`3014`	Classroom
`3015`	Hallway or stairs
`3016`	Locker room or gym areas
`3017`	Restroom
`3018`	Library/media center
`3019`	Computer lab
`3020`	Auditorium
`3021`	Other inside area
`3022`	Athletic field or playground
`3023`	Stadium
`3024`	Parking lot
`3025`	Other outside area
`3026`	Off campus
`3027`	Bus stop
`3028`	School bus
`3029`	Walking to or from school
`3030`	Other school
`3031`	Other school district facility
`9997`	Unknown

1043 Reporter Description

`0126`	Student
`0850`	Parent/guardian
`3054`	Law enforcement officer
`3059`	Nonschool personnel
`3060`	Representative of visiting school
`3061`	Other adult
`3062`	Other nonstudent youth
`3168`	Former student
`3422`	Staff member
`9997`	Unknown

1045 Weapon Type

`0010`	Firearm
`0011`	Handgun
`0012`	Shotgun/rifle
`0013`	Other type of firearm
`0020`	Knife
`0021`	Knife with blade less than 2.5 inches
`0023`	Knife with blade greater than or equal to 2.5 inches
`0029`	Other knife
`0030`	Other Sharp Objects
`0040`	Other Object
`0050`	Substance Used as Weapon
`0097`	Other
`0098`	No Weapon
`0099`	Unknown Weapon

1046 Injury

`3063`	Minor injury
`3064`	Major injury
`3065`	No injury

1048 Related Element Code

`3066`	Alcohol-related
`3067`	Drug-related
`3068`	Gang-related
`3069`	Hate-related
`3070`	Weapon-related

1049 Incident Code

`1000`	Alcohol (liquor law violations: possession, use, sale)
`1010`	Sale of alcohol
`1020`	Distribution of alcohol
`1030`	Drinking alcohol
`1040`	Possession of alcohol
`1050`	Suspicion of alcohol use
`1097`	Other alcohol
`1100`	Arson (Setting a Fire)
`1200`	Attendance Policy Violation (Not Attending School or Classes as Required)
`1210`	Forging absence excuse
`1220`	Skipping class
`1230`	Tardiness
`1240`	Truancy
`1297`	Other attendance policy violation
`1300`	Battery (Physical Attack/Harm)
`1400`	Burglary/Breaking and Entering (Stealing Property/Unlawful Entry)
`1500`	Disorderly Conduct (Disruptive Behavior)
`1600`	Drugs Excluding Alcohol and Tobacco (Illegal Drug Possession, Sale, Use/Under the Influence)
`1610`	Sale of illegal drug
`1620`	Sale of substance represented as an illegal drug
`1630`	Distribution of illegal drug
`1640`	Distribution of substance represented as an illegal drug
`1650`	Use of illegal drug
`1660`	Possession of illegal drug
`1670`	Possession of drug paraphernalia
`1680`	Suspicion of use
`1697`	Other drug offense
`1700`	Fighting (Mutual Altercation)
`1800`	Harassment, Nonsexual (Physical, Verbal, or Psychological)
`1810`	Bullying
`1820`	Hazing
`1897`	Other nonsexual harassment
`1900`	Harassment, Sexual (Unwelcome Sexual Contact)
`2000`	Homicide (Murder or Manslaughter)
`2100`	Inappropriate Use of Medication (Prescription or over-the-counter)
`2110`	Sale of medication
`2120`	Distribution of medication
`2130`	Use of medication in violation of school rules
`2140`	Possession of medication in violation of school rules
`2150`	Suspicion of use of medication in violation of school rules
`2197`	Other inappropriate use of medication
`2200`	Insubordination (Disobedience)
`2300`	Kidnapping (Abduction)
`2400`	Obscene Behavior
`2410`	Displays of affection in violation of school policy
`2420`	Obscene written messages
`2430`	Drawing obscene pictures
`2440`	Obscene electronic communication
`2450`	Obscene gestures
`2460`	Obscene language/profanity
`2497`	Other obscene behavior
`2500`	Physical Altercation, Minor (Pushing, Shoving)
`2600`	Robbery (Taking of Things by Force)
`2700`	School Threat (Threat of Destruction or Harm)
`2710`	Bomb threat
`2720`	Fire alarm
`2730`	Chemical/biological threat
`2740`	Terroristic threat
`2797`	Other school threat
`2800`	Sexual Battery (Sexual Assault)
`2900`	Sexual Offenses, Other (Lewd Behavior, Indecent Exposure)
`3000`	Suicide
`3010`	Suicide
`3020`	Attempted suicide
`3097`	Other suicide offense
`3100`	Theft (Stealing Personal or Other Property)
`3110`	General theft, Person
`3120`	General theft, Other entity
`3197`	Other theft
`3200`	Threat/Intimidation (Causing Fear of Harm)
`3210`	Physical threat
`3220`	Verbal threat
`3230`	Written threat
`3240`	Electronic threat
`3297`	Other threat
`3300`	Tobacco (Possession or Use)
`3310`	Sale of tobacco
`3320`	Distribution of tobacco
`3330`	Use of tobacco
`3340`	Possession of tobacco
`3350`	Suspicion of use of tobacco
`3397`	Other tobacco offense
`3400`	Trespassing (Unlawful or Unauthorized Presence)
`3500`	Vandalism (Damage to School or Personal Property)
`3510`	Vandalism of school property
`3520`	Vandalism of personal property
`3597`	Other vandalism
`3600`	Violation of School Rules (Disobeying School Policy)
`3700`	Weapons Possession (Firearms and Other Weapons)
`9000`	Other Offenses (e.g., Forgery, Extortion)

1050 Perpetrator Description

`0126`	Student
`0850`	Parent/guardian
`3054`	Law enforcement officer
`3059`	Nonschool personnel
`3060`	Representative of visiting school
`3061`	Other adult
`3062`	Other nonstudent youth
`3168`	Former student
`3422`	Staff member
`9997`	Unknown

1052 Victim Description

`0126`	Student
`0850`	Parent/guardian
`3054`	Law enforcement officer
`3059`	Nonschool personnel
`3060`	Representative of visiting school
`3061`	Other adult
`3062`	Other nonstudent youth
`3168`	Former student
`3422`	Staff member
`9997`	Unknown

1054 Disciplinary Action

`3071`	Bus suspension
`3072`	Change of placement (long-term)
`3073`	Change of placement (reassignment), pending an expulsion hearing
`3074`	Change of placement (reassignment), resulting from an expulsion hearing
`3075`	Change of placement (reassignment), temporary
`3076`	Community service
`3077`	Conference with and warning to student
`3078`	Conference with and warning to student and parent/guardian
`3079`	Confiscation of contraband
`3080`	Conflict resolution or anger management services mandated
`3081`	Corporal punishment
`3082`	Counseling mandated
`3083`	Demerit
`3084`	Detention
`3085`	Expulsion recommendation
`3086`	Expulsion with services
`3087`	Expulsion without services
`3088`	Juvenile justice referral
`3089`	Law enforcement referral
`3090`	Letter of apology
`3091`	Loss of privileges
`3092`	Physical activity
`3093`	Reprimand
`3094`	Restitution
`3095`	Saturday school
`3096`	School probation
`3097`	Substance abuse counseling mandated
`3098`	Substance abuse treatment mandated
`3099`	Suspension after school
`3100`	Suspension, in-school
`3101`	Suspension, out-of-school, with services
`3102`	Suspension, out-of-school, without services
`3103`	Unsatisfactory behavior grade
`3104`	Work detail
`3105`	No action
`3154`	Suspension, out of school, greater than 10 consecutive school days
`3155`	Suspension, out of school, separate days cumulating to more than 10 school days
`3156`	Unilateral removal - weapon incident
`3157`	Unilateral removal - drug incident
`3158`	Removal by a hearing officer
`9997`	Unknown
`9998`	None
`9999`	Other

1151 Agency Type (Draft)

`3486`	Regular school district A local school district that is NOT a component of a supervisory union. Includes both independent school districts and those that are a dependent segment of a local government, such as a city or county. Also includes agencies that do not operate schools (non-ops) but have primary responsibility to provide free public elementary and/or secondary education to school-age children within their jurisdictions.
`3487`	School district that is a component of a supervisory union A school district in which a superintendent and administrative services are shared with other local school districts. This includes non-operational supervisory unions.
`3488`	Supervisory Union A supervisory union administrative center or county superintendent's office serving the same purposes.
`3489`	Regional education service agency (RESA) An agency created for the purposes of providing specialized educational services to other education agencies.
`3490`	State school district A state agency providing elementary and/or secondary level instruction to schoolage children in a specified population (e.g., agency responsible for state schools for the blind or deaf students, correctional facilities, and state hospitals).
`3491`	Federal school district A federal agency providing elementary and/or secondary level instruction to school-age children in a specified population.
`9999`	Other

National Information Standards Organization (NISO)

Z39.53 Language Codes [Z39.53]

Note that the maintenance agency for these codes is [Z39.53/MA].

`ACE`	Achinese
`ACH`	Acoli
`ADA`	Adangme
`AFA`	Afro-Asiatic (Other)
`AFH`	Afrihili (Artificial language)
`AFR`	Afrikaans
`AJM`	Aljamia
`AKK`	Akkadian
`ALB`	Albanian
`ALE`	Aleut
`ALG`	Algonquian languages
`AMH`	Amharic
`ANG`	English, Old (ca. 450-1100)
`APA`	Apache languages
`ARA`	Arabic
`ARC`	Aramaic
`ARM`	Armenian
`ARN`	Araucanian
`ARP`	Arapaho
`ART`	Artificial (Other)
`ARW`	Arawak
`ASM`	Assamese
`ATH`	Athabascan languages
`AVA`	Avaric
`AVE`	Avestan
`AWA`	Awadhi
`AYM`	Aymara
`AZE`	Azerbaijani
`BAD`	Banda
`BAI`	Bamileke languages
`BAK`	Bashkir
`BAL`	Baluchi
`BAM`	Bambara
`BAN`	Balinese
`BAQ`	Basque
`BAS`	Basa
`BAT`	Baltic (Other)
`BEJ`	Beja
`BEL`	Byelorussian
`BEM`	Bemba
`BEN`	Bengali
`BER`	Berber languages
`BHO`	Bhojpuri
`BIK`	Bikol
`BIN`	Bini
`BLA`	Siksika
`BRA`	Braj
`BRE`	Breton
`BUG`	Buginese
`BUL`	Bulgarian
`BUR`	Burmese
`CAD`	Caddo
`CAI`	Central American Indian (Other)
`CAM`	Khmer
`CAR`	Carib
`CAT`	Catalan
`CAU`	Caucasian (Other)
`CEB`	Cebuano
`CEL`	Celtic languages
`CHA`	Chamorro
`CHB`	Chibcha
`CHE`	Chechen
`CHG`	Chagatai
`CHI`	Chinese
`CHN`	Chinook jargon
`CHO`	Choctaw
`CHR`	Cherokee
`CHU`	Church Slavic
`CHV`	Chuvash
`CHY`	Cheyenne
`COP`	Coptic
`COR`	Cornish
`CPE`	Creoles and Pidgins, English-based (Other)
`CPF`	Creoles and Pidgins, French-based (Other)
`CPP`	Creoles and Pidgins, Portuguese-based (Other)
`CRE`	Cree
`CRP`	Creoles and Pidgins (Other)
`CUS`	Cushitic (Other)
`CZE`	Czech
`DAK`	Dakota
`DAN`	Danish
`DEL`	Delaware
`DIN`	Dinka
`DOI`	Dogri
`DRA`	Dravidian (Other)
`DUA`	Duala
`DUM`	Dutch, Middle (ca. 1050-1350)
`DUT`	Dutch
`DYU`	Dyula
`EFI`	Efik
`EGY`	Egyptian
`EKA`	Ekajuk
`ELX`	Elamite
`ENG`	English
`ENM`	English, Middle (1100-1500)
`ESK`	Eskimo Languages
`ESP`	Esperanto
`EST`	Estonian
`ETH`	Ethiopic
`EWE`	Ewe
`EWO`	Ewondo
`FAN`	Fang
`FAR`	Faroese
`FAT`	Fanti
`FIJ`	Fijian
`FIN`	Finnish
`FIU`	Finno-Ugrian (Other)
`FON`	Fon
`FRE`	French
`FRI`	Friesian
`FRM`	French, Middle (ca. 1400-1600)
`FRO`	French, Old (ca. 842-1400)
`FUL`	Fula
`GAA`	GÞ
`GAE`	Gaelic (Scots)
`GAG`	Gallegan
`GAL`	Oromo
`GAY`	Gayo
`GEM`	Germanic (Other)
`GEO`	Georgian
`GER`	German
`GIL`	Gilbertese
`GMH`	German, Middle High (ca. 1050-1500)
`GOH`	German, Old High (ca. 750-1050)
`GON`	Gondi
`GOT`	Gothic
`GRB`	Grebo
`GRC`	Greek, Ancient (to 1453)
`GRE`	Greek, Modern (1453- )
`GUA`	Guarani
`GUJ`	Gujarati
`HAI`	Haida
`HAU`	Hausa
`HAW`	Hawaiian
`HEB`	Hebrew
`HER`	Herero
`HIL`	Hiligaynon
`HIM`	Himachali
`HIN`	Hindi
`HMO`	Hiri Motu
`HUN`	Hungarian
`HUP`	Hupa
`IBA`	Iban
`IBO`	Igbo
`ICE`	Icelandic
`IJO`	Ijo
`ILO`	Iloko
`INC`	Indic (Other)
`IND`	Indonesian
`INE`	Indo-European (Other)
`INT`	Interlingua (International Auxiliary Language Association)
`IRA`	Iranian (Other)
`IRI`	Irish
`IRO`	Iroquoian languages
`ITA`	Italian
`JAV`	Javanese
`JPN`	Japanese
`JPR`	Judeo-Persian
`JRB`	Judeo-Arabic
`KAA`	Kara-Kalpak
`KAB`	Kabyle
`KAC`	Kachin
`KAM`	Kamba
`KAN`	Kannada
`KAR`	Karen
`KAS`	Kashmiri
`KAU`	Kanuri
`KAW`	Kawi
`KAZ`	Kazakh
`KHA`	Khasi
`KHI`	Khoisan (Other)
`KHO`	Khotanese
`KIK`	Kikuyu
`KIN`	Kinyarwanda
`KIR`	Kirghiz
`KOK`	Konkani
`KON`	Kongo
`KOR`	Korean
`KPE`	Kpelle
`KRO`	Kru
`KRU`	Kurukh
`KUA`	Kuanyama
`KUR`	Kurdish
`KUS`	Kusaie
`KUT`	Kutenai
`LAD`	Ladino
`LAH`	Lahnd
`LAM`	Lamba
`LAN`	Langue d'oc (post-1500)
`LAO`	Lao
`LAP`	Lapp
`LAT`	Latin
`LAV`	Latvian
`LIN`	Lingala
`LIT`	Lithuanian
`LOL`	Mongo
`LOZ`	Lozi
`LUB`	Luba-Katanga
`LUG`	Ganda
`LUI`	Luiseno
`LUN`	Lunda
`LUO`	Luo (Kenya and Tanzania)
`MAC`	Macedonian
`MAD`	Madurese
`MAG`	Magahi
`MAH`	Marshall
`MAI`	Maithili
`MAK`	Makasar
`MAL`	Malayalam
`MAN`	Mandingo
`MAO`	Maori
`MAP`	Austronesian (Other)
`MAR`	Marathi
`MAS`	Masai
`MAX`	Manx
`MAY`	Malay
`MEN`	Mende
`MIC`	Micmac
`MIN`	Minangkabau
`MIS`	Miscellaneous (Other)
`MKH`	Mon-Khmer (Other)
`MLA`	Malagasy
`MLT`	Maltese
`MNI`	Manipuri
`MNO`	Manobo languages
`MOH`	Mohawk
`MOL`	Moldavian
`MON`	Mongolian
`MOS`	Mossi
`MUL`	Multiple languages
`MUN`	Munda (Other)
`MUS`	Creek
`MWR`	Marwari
`MYN`	Mayan languages
`NAH`	Aztec
`NAI`	North American Indian (Other)
`NAV`	Navajo
`NDE`	Ndebele (Zimbabwe)
`NDO`	Ndonga
`NEP`	Nepali
`NEW`	Newari
`NIC`	Niger-Kordofanian (Other)
`NIU`	Niuean
`NOR`	Norwegian
`NSO`	Northern Sotho
`NUB`	Nubian languages
`NYA`	Nyanja
`NYM`	Nyamwezi
`NYN`	Nyankole
`NYO`	Nyoro
`NZI`	Nzima
`OJI`	Ojibwa
`ORI`	Oriya
`OSA`	Osage
`OSS`	Ossetic
`OTA`	Turkish, Ottoman
`OTO`	Otomian languages
`PAA`	Papuan-Australian (Other)
`PAG`	Pangasinan
`PAL`	Pahlavi
`PAM`	Pampanga
`PAN`	Panjabi
`PAP`	Papiamento
`PAU`	Palauan
`PEO`	Old Persian (ca. 600-400 B.C.)
`PER`	Persian
`PLI`	Pali
`POL`	Polish
`PON`	Ponape
`POR`	Portuguese
`PRA`	Prakrit languages
`PRO`	Provencal, Old (to 1500)
`PUS`	Pushto
`QUE`	Quechua
`RAJ`	Rajasthani
`RAR`	Rarotongan
`ROA`	Romance (Other)
`ROH`	Raeto-Romance
`ROM`	Romany
`RUM`	Romanian
`RUN`	Rundi
`RUS`	Russian
`SAD`	Sandawe
`SAG`	Sango
`SAI`	South American Indian (Other)
`SAL`	Salishan languages
`SAM`	Samaritan Aramaic
`SAN`	Sanskrit
`SAO`	Samoan
`SCC`	Serbo-Croatian (Cyrillic)
`SCO`	Scots
`SCR`	Serbo-Croatian (Roman)
`SEL`	Selkup
`SEM`	Semitic (Other)
`SHN`	Shan
`SHO`	Shona
`SID`	Sidamo
`SIO`	Siouan languages
`SIT`	Sino-Tibetan (Other)
`SLA`	Slavic (Other)
`SLO`	Slovak
`SLV`	Slovenian
`SND`	Sindhi
`SNH`	Sinhalese
`SOM`	Somali
`SON`	Songhai
`SPA`	Spanish
`SRR`	Serer
`SSO`	Sotho
`SUK`	Sukuma
`SUN`	Sundanese
`SUS`	Susu
`SUX`	Sumerian
`SWA`	Swahili
`SWZ`	Swazi
`SYR`	Syriac
`TAG`	Tagalog
`TAH`	Tahitian
`TAJ`	Tajik
`TAM`	Tamil
`TAR`	Tatar
`TEL`	Telugu
`TEM`	Timne
`TER`	Tereno
`THA`	Thai
`TIB`	Tibetan
`TIG`	Tigre
`TIR`	Tigrinya
`TIV`	Tivi
`TLI`	Tlingit
`TOG`	Tonga (Nyasa)
`TON`	Tonga (Tonga Islands)
`TRU`	Truk
`TSI`	Tsimshian
`TSO`	Tsonga
`TSW`	Tswana
`TUK`	Turkmen
`TUM`	Tumbuka
`TUR`	Turkish
`TUT`	Altaic (Other)
`TWI`	Twi
`UGA`	Ugaritic
`UIG`	Uighur
`UKR`	Ukrainian
`UMB`	Umbundu
`UND`	Undetermined
`URD`	Urdu
`UZB`	Uzbek
`VAI`	Vai
`VEN`	Venda
`VIE`	Vietnamese
`VOT`	Votic
`WAK`	Wakashan languages
`WAL`	Walamo
`WAR`	Waray
`WAS`	Washo
`WEL`	Welsh
`WEN`	Sorbian languages
`WOL`	Wolof
`XHO`	Xhosa
`YAO`	Yao
`YAP`	Yap
`YID`	Yiddish
`YOR`	Yoruba
`ZAP`	Zapotec
`ZEN`	Zenaga
`ZUL`	Zulu
`ZUN`	Zuni

Performance-Based Data Management Initiative (PBDMI)

Homeless Educational Support Services and Activities/Type of Services Received

`ASST`	Assistance with participation in school programs
`BASSUM`	Before-school, after-school, mentoring, summer programs
`CLOTH`	Clothing to meet a school requirement
`COORD`	Coordinator between schools and agencies
`COUNS`	Counseling
`DOMV`	Addressing needs related to domestic violence
`ECPGM`	Early Childhood Programs
`EE`	Expedited evaluations
`EMER`	Emergency assistance related to school attendance
`MEDREF`	Referrals for medical, dental, and other health services
`MISSING`
`NOTAPPLIC`	Not Applicable, when no McKinney Vento Program
`NOTCOLLECT`	Not Collected
`OTHER`	Other services or activities
`OTHREF`	Referral to other programs and services
`PARENT`	Parent education related to rights and resources for children
`PD`	Staff professional development and awareness
`RECS`	Obtaining or transferring records necessary for enrollment
`SUPPLY`	School supplies
`TRANS`	Transportation
`TUT`	Tutoring or other instructional support

LEP Program/Type of Services Received

`BILING`	Bilingual (including native language support)
`CONTENTESL`	Content-based ESL
`DEVBIL`	Developmental bilingual
`DUALLANG`	Dual language
`HERITAGE`	Heritage language preservation programs
`MISSING`
`NOTCOLLECT`	Not Collected
`OTHER`	Other
`PULLESL`	Pull-out ESL
`SDAIE`	Specially designed academic instruction delivered in English
`SHELENGL`	Sheltered English Instruction
`STRUCIMM`	Structured English Immersion
`TRANSBIL`	Transitional bilingual
`TWOIMM`	Two-way bilingual immersion

Migrant Students Served/Migrant Service Type

`AIS`	Any Instructional Service
`ANYSS`	Any Support Service
`ARS`	Any Referred Service
`COS`	Continuation of Service
`CS`	Counseling Service
`HSCA`	High School Credit Accrual (Grades 9-12 only)
`MI`	Mathematics Instruction
`MISSING`
`NOTCOLLECT`	Not Collected
`RI`	Reading Instruction

Students in Neglected or Delinquent Programs/Neglected or Delinquent Services Received

`AS`	Academic Support
`ASC`	Accrued School Credits
`DP`	Dropout Prevention
`JT`	Job Training
`MISSING`
`NOTCOLLECT`	Not Collected
`TS`	Transition Support

Safety in Numbers: Collecting and Using Crime, Violence and Discipline Data to Make a Difference in Schools [SAFETY]

Time

`100`	During School Hours
`110`	Before classes
`120`	During class
`130`	During passing
`140`	During lunch/recess
`150`	After classes
`197`	Other time during school hours
`200`	In Transit
`210`	On the way to school
`220`	On the way from school
`300`	Outside School Hours
`310`	School-sponsored activity
`320`	Nonschool-sponsored activity
`397`	Other
`999`	Unknown

SCED

Non-secondary Courses

`51`	English Language and Literature
`52`	Mathematics
`53`	Life and Physical Sciences
`54`	Social Sciences and History
`55`	Fine and Performing Arts
`56`	Foreign Language and Literature
`57`	Religious Education and Theology
`58`	Physical, Health, and Safety Education
`59`	Military Science
`60`	Computer and Information Sciences
`61`	Communication and Audio/Visual Technology
`62`	Business and Marketing
`63`	Manufacturing
`64`	Health Care Sciences
`65`	Public, Protective, and Government Service
`66`	Hospitality and Tourism
`67`	Architecture and Construction
`68`	Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources
`69`	Human Services
`70`	Transportation, Distribution and Logistics
`71`	Engineering and Technology
`72`	Miscellaneous
`73`	Special/Exceptional Education Services

Secondary Courses

`01`	English Language and Literature
`02`	Mathematics
`03`	Life and Physical Sciences
`04`	Social Sciences and History
`05`	Fine and Performing Arts
`06`	Foreign Language and Literature
`07`	Religious Education and Theology
`08`	Physical, Health, and Safety Education
`09`	Military Science
`10`	Computer and Information Sciences
`11`	Communication and Audio/Visual Technology
`12`	Business and Marketing
`13`	Manufacturing
`14`	Health Care Sciences
`15`	Public, Protective, and Government Service
`16`	Hospitality and Tourism
`17`	Architecture and Construction
`18`	Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources
`19`	Human Services
`20`	Transportation, Distribution and Logistics
`21`	Engineering and Technology
`22`	Miscellaneous
`23`	Special/Exceptional Education Services

United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)

Food Category Name File [CNDB]

`1`	Dairy: butter, cheese, eggs, milk, yogurt
`2`	Spices, seasonings, flavorings, leavening agents
`3`	Babyfood
`4`	Fats and oils: margarine, shortening, mayonnaise, salad dressings
`5`	Poultry Products
`6`	Soups, sauces and gravies
`7`	Luncheon meat and sausage
`8`	Breakfast Cereals
`9`	Fruits and fruit juices
`10`	Pork Products
`11`	Vegetables (includes beans and legumes)
`12`	Nuts and seeds
`13`	Beef
`14`	Beverages
`15`	Fish
`16`	Condiments: catsup, mustard, relish
`17`	Lamb, Veal and Game Products
`18`	Baked goods: breads, cakes, cookies, crackers, pies, rolls
`19`	Sweets
`20`	Grains
`21`	Fast Foods
`22`	Meals, Entrees, and Sidedishes
`25`	Snacks
`29`	Miscellaneous
`30`	General recipes
`31`	Bread and cereal recipes
`32`	Dessert recipes
`33`	Main dish recipes
`34`	Salad and dressing recipes
`35`	Sandwich recipes
`36`	Sauce and gravy recipes
`37`	Soup recipes
`38`	Vegetable recipes
`39`	Breakfast recipes
`43`	Purchased mixed dishes—lunch entrees/main dishes (pizza, etc)
`44`	Purchased mixed dishes—breakfast entrees/main dishes
`45`	Meat substitutes/Vegetable proteins

United States Postal Service

Abbreviations [USPS]

`AA`	Armed Forces Americas (except Canada)
`AE`	Armed Forces Africa
`AE`	Armed Forces Africa
`AE`	Armed Forces Africa
`AE`	Armed Forces Africa
`AK`	ALASKA
`AL`	ALABAMA
`AP`	Armed Forces Pacific
`AR`	ARKANSAS
`AS`	AMERICAN SAMOA
`AZ`	ARIZONA
`CA`	CALIFORNIA
`CO`	COLORADO
`CT`	CONNECTICUT
`DC`	DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
`DE`	DELAWARE
`FL`	FLORIDA
`FM`	FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA
`GA`	GEORGIA
`GU`	GUAM
`HI`	HAWAII
`IA`	IOWA
`ID`	IDAHO
`IL`	ILLINOIS
`IN`	INDIANA
`KS`	KANSAS
`KY`	KENTUCKY
`LA`	LOUISIANA
`MA`	MASSACHUSETTS
`MD`	MARYLAND
`ME`	MAINE
`MH`	MARSHALL ISLANDS
`MI`	MICHIGAN
`MN`	MINNESOTA
`MO`	MISSOURI
`MP`	NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS
`MS`	MISSISSIPPI
`MT`	MONTANA
`NC`	NORTH CAROLINA
`ND`	NORTH DAKOTA
`NE`	NEBRASKA
`NH`	NEW HAMPSHIRE
`NJ`	NEW JERSEY
`NM`	NEW MEXICO
`NV`	NEVADA
`NY`	NEW YORK
`OH`	OHIO
`OK`	OKLAHOMA
`OR`	OREGON
`PA`	PENNSYLVANIA
`PR`	PUERTO RICO
`PW`	PALAU
`RI`	RHODE ISLAND
`SC`	SOUTH CAROLINA
`SD`	SOUTH DAKOTA
`TN`	TENNESSEE
`TX`	TEXAS
`UT`	UTAH
`VA`	VIRGINIA
`VI`	VIRGIN ISLANDS
`VT`	VERMONT
`WA`	WASHINGTON
`WI`	WISCONSIN
`WV`	WEST VIRGINIA
`WY`	WYOMING