Downloadable Data File Layout: State Level – Pupil Headcount	
Ungraded* Enrollment 	
2007-2008 School Year 	

Please use the following file layout to read the downloadable data file:	

Column Name	Description
ug_m_ai		UNGRADED AMERICAN INDIAN MALE
ug_m_as		UNGRADED ASIAN MALE
ug_m_aa		UNGRADED AFRICAN-AMERICAN MALE
ug_m_hw		UNGRADED NATIVE HAWAIIAN MALE
ug_m_wh		UNGRADED WHITE MALE
ug_m_hs		UNGRADED HISPANIC MALE
ug_m_mr		UNGRADED MULTIRACIAL MALE
ug_f_ai		UNGRADED AMERICAN INDIAN FEMALE
ug_f_as		UNGRADED ASIAN FEMALE
ug_f_aa		UNGRADED AFRICAN-AMERICAN FEMALE	
ug_f_hw		UNGRADED NATIVE HAWAIIAN FEMALE	
ug_f_wh		UNGRADED WHITE FEMALE	
ug_f_hs		UNGRADED HISPANIC FEMALE	
ug_f_mr		UNGRADED MULTIRACIAL FEMALE	
ug_m_tot	** UNGRADED TOTAL MALE	
ug_f_tot	** UNGRADED TOTAL FEMALE	
ug_totl		** UNGRADED TOTAL ENROLLMENT **	


Technical Notes:		

Utilizing the Fall 2007 Single Record Student Database (SRSD) Submission, 
this data set was created by the Center for Educational Performance and 
Information (CEPI). This data set includes only student records that passed 
the CEPI Error Check Program. All completely duplicated student records 
were omitted. 		

Students submitted without full-time equivalency (FTE) values were excluded, 
with the exception of prekindergarten. In addition, the following students 
were eliminated: graduates, "non-public school" and "home schooled" students; 
students who "exited before" the count date; students who "enrolled after" 
the count date; "adult education" students; students attending "non-public" 
schools; and potential duplicates matching by Unique Identification Code (UIC), 
district code, and school code.		

Racial/ethnic codes include the following: American Indian (ai), Asian (as), 
African-American (aa), Hawaiian (hw), White (wh), Hispanic (hs), and 
Multiracial (mr). 		

*Beginning with the Fall 2007 SRSD collection, students in alternative 
education (grade 13) are no longer counted as ungraded. Ungraded includes 
only special education (grade 14). Students in alternative education programs 
are counted in grades that best represent their educational levels.