District Interviews and Archival Data Request

Impact Evaluation of Parent Messaging Strategies on Student Attendance

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District Interviews and Archival Data Request

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Attendance Messaging Study Archival Data Request



Fall 2017/Spring 2018












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Overview

The Attendance Messaging Project is a U.S. Department of Education-funded study being conducted by American Institutes for Research (AIR). We are investigating the impact of a text messaging intervention on student attendance, currently being implemented in XX schools in your district (see school list below). As outlined in the Roles and Responsibilities agreement with your district, we are collecting data on students for our analyses. This document describes the extant data that we will be requesting throughout the study.

The data fall within three categories, described below.

  1. Roster and background characteristics – These data will be used to describe the student sample, and to examine student mobility over the 2017-18 school year. The data include students’ school, teacher, grade, race/ethnicity, individualized education program status, free or reduced-price lunch status (if available), and English language learner status.

  2. Attendance data – The attendance data will be used to identify which students are at risk for being chronically absent during the 2017-18 school year, carry out random assignment of students to the first-stage and second-stage text messaging interventions, and create the study’s main attendance outcome measures.

  3. Achievement data – In addition to attendance, student achievement is a primary outcome in the study. For this, we are requesting the 2016-17 and 2017-18 standardized mathematics and reading test scores for students enrolled in the study schools for the 2017-18 school year.

Table 1 provides an overview of the timeline of the data requests. Table 2 provides a list of the variables requested.



Timeline

AIR will be requesting data regarding students at three different time points between the fall of 2017 and the summer of 2018. We have outlined the data requests below, explaining what data will be requested, for what year(s), and when the data will be requested.


Table 1. Schedule for Data Requests

Request Number

When We Will Need the Data

Type of Teacher and School Administrator Data

Data Duration

Schools

#1

9/15/2017

Roster and background characteristics

2016-17 school year, and first day of school through 9/15/2017

All elementary schools in the district for the 2016-17 school year data; Only elementary schools in the study for the fall 2017 data

Attendance data

Achievement data

#2

12/15/2017

Attendance data

First day of school – 12/15/2017

Participating elementary schools

#3

6/15/2018

Roster and background characteristics

2017-18 school year

Participating elementary schools

Attendance data

Achievement data











Variables

The list below provides an overview of the variables that will be requested. We understand that this information may be kept in different ways, and the intention is to discuss the availability and type of variables the district has before finalizing the data request.


Table 2. Variables in Data Requests

Variable #

Data Element

Definition/Example

A. Roster and Background Characteristics

A.1

District ID

Unique School District ID

A.2

School ID

Unique School ID

A.3

School Name

Unique School Name

A.4

Local Student ID

Unique Student ID - Local Student ID

A.5

Teacher ID

Unique Teacher ID - Local Teacher ID

A.6

Birthdate

Student Date of Birth (MMDDYYYY), e.g., 05042000

A.7

Student Enrolled Grade

Grade in which student is enrolled (K, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06)

A.8

Gender

M, F, <blank> or (1,2)

A.9

Ethnicity

1=Yes, 0=No

A.10

American Indian or Alaska Native Code

1=Yes, 2=No

A.11

Asian Code

1=Yes, 2=No

A.12

Black African American Code

1=Yes, 2=No

A.13

Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander

1=Yes, 2=No

A.14

White Code

1=Yes, 2=No

A.15

Ethnic Race Reporting Category

H=Hispanic, I=American Indian, A=Asian, B=Black or African American, P=Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, W=White, T=Two or More Races, N=No information provided

A.16

Student Economic Status or Free or Reduced-Price Lunch Status

Provide codes in data dictionary

A.17

Student ELL Status

Provide codes in data dictionary

A.18

Student Special Education Status

Provide codes in data dictionary










B. Attendance Data

B.1

District ID

Unique School District ID

B.2

School ID

Unique School ID

B.3

School Name

Unique School Name

B.4

Local Student ID

Unique Student ID - Local Student ID

B.5

Teacher ID

Unique Teacher ID - Local Teacher ID

B.6

School Days In Attendance

Number of days student attended this school

B.7

School Days Absent: Excused

Number of excused absences from school

B.8

School Days Absent: Unexcused

Number of unexcused absences from school

B.9

School Days Absent: Suspensions

Number of suspensions received by student during school year

B.10

School Withdrawal Code

School withdrawal code

B.11

School Withdrawal Date

MMDDYYYY

C. Achievement Data

C.1

Year

Academic year for which scores are reported (e.g., 1617)

C.2

Test Name

Specific Assessment Reported

C.3

District ID

Unique School District ID

C.4

School ID

Unique School ID

C.5

School Name

Unique School Name

C.6

Local Student ID

Unique Student ID - Local Student ID

C.7

Teacher ID

Unique Teacher ID - Local Teacher ID

C.8

Reading Score Code

e.g., A=Absent, D=No info for subject, Alternate record, O=Other,*=No info, S=Score

C.9

Reading Language Version

E=English; S=Spanish

C.10

Reading Test Version

e.g., S=Regular, M=Modified, T=Alternate

C.11

ELA (Reading) Tested Grade

03, 04, 05, 06

C.12

ELA (Reading) Performance Level

Provide description corresponding to values

C.13

ELA (Reading) Scale Score

Provide table of HOSS/LOSS and out of range or invalid scores

C.14

Math Score Code

e.g., A=Absent, D=No info for subject, Alternate record, O=Other,*=No info, S=Score

C.15

Math Language Version

E=English; S=Spanish

C.16

Math Test Version

e.g., S=Regular, M=Modified, T=Alternate

C.17

Math Tested Grade

03, 04, 05, 06

C.18

Math Performance Level

Provide description corresponding to values

C.19

Math Scale Score

Provide table of HOSS/LOSS and out of range or invalid scores



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