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Need to change the names of two long CEDS tables for Stata: k12_student_economically_disadvantaged and k12_school_institution_characteristics. Suggest k12_student_econ_disadvantaged and
k12_school_characteristics.
-Some of the CEDS variable names are too long for Stata and get truncated. Just renaming the truncated versions for now.
Add year to attendance table (It looks like the student attendance records are by year, but there’s no year variable (instead, there are a lot of dupe records)
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· Assessment files are missing some key identifiers across the files; they can be merged, but only by assuming each student has exactly one ela and math score per year
· Having no missing test scores at all is unrealistic
· Also, enrollment patterns are much too pretty; usually students transfer schools and leave with much higher frequency
· For the school file, it’s more realistic to have one record per school per year rather than one record per school, though one per school is okay in simplified data
· The k12_student_identity table has no information and is not needed
· The student attendance file needs a school year variable
· We don’t need so many diploma types; 1-3 is more typical, and just one is okay for simplified data
· The graduation cohort variable in the enrollment table is deterministic (9th grade cohort plus 3 years) instead of being based on graduation year
· There seems to be academic record data only for students who graduate
· There’s no IEP data
· In general, there are a lot of nuisance variables that don’t vary and lack information; the files would be easier to deal with without them
From @kmuhl
k12_school_characteristics.
-Some of the CEDS variable names are too long for Stata and get truncated. Just renaming the truncated versions for now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: