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This metric is part of the Education-to-Workforce (E-W) Indicator Framework, specifically “E-W system conditions” which pertain to institutional or systemic environments, policies, and practices within E-W systems that support positive E-W outcomes.
This metric (Percentage of students meeting benchmarks on teacher reports) is a measurement for a key indicator, “(Developmental Progress: Social-Emotional Development),” and measures whether children develop and demonstrate progress toward skills to form positive relationships with adults and peers, emotional functioning, and a sense of identity and belonging.
CEDS elements are shown in bold/italicized font and CEDS options are shown in italics.
Use the following CEDS elements to determine the school year for which the data will be measured:
Use the following CEDS elements to determine the universe of children:
a. is associated with a State Education Agency through the Organization Identifier where Has Organization Identification System = SEA and Has Organization Identifier Type = State Education Agency Identifier
b. is associated with a Local Education Agency through the Organization Identifier where Has Organization Identification System = SEA or LEA and Has Organization Identifier Type = Local Education Agency Identifier
c. is associated with a K12 school through the Organization Identifier where Has Organization Identification System = SEA or LEA or School and Has Organization Identifier Type = School Identifier
d. Has Role = EL Child
From the universe of children, narrow the list to identify which children are meeting benchmarks on teacher reports using the following CEDS element:
Divide the number of children that meet benchmarks on teacher reports by the total number of children who took the assessment. Multiply by 100.
To disaggregate the information for Pre-K Children, see https://ceds.ed.gov/connectManageCase.aspx?UseCaseId=30984.