Instructions for downloading data files
2011–12 Research Files
- 2011–12 Research Files - Record Layout
- 2011–12 Research Files - Data File (DBF) (30-Oct-2012; DBF)
- 2011–12 Research Files - Data File (TXT) (30-Oct-2012; TXT)
2010–11 Research Files
- 2010–11 Research Files - Record Layout
- 2010–11 Research Files - Data File (DBF) (Revised 09-May-2012; DBF)
- 2010–11 Research Files - Data File (TXT) (Revised 09-May-2012; TXT)
2009–10 Research Files
- 2009–10 Research Files - Record Layout
- 2009–10 Research Files - Data File (DBF) (Revised 08-Mar-2011; DBF)
- 2009–10 Research Files - Data File (TXT) (Revised 08-Mar-2011; TXT)
2008–09 Research Files
- 2008–09 Research Files - Record Layout
- 2008–09 Research Files - Data File (DBF) (Revised 03-Feb-2010; DBF)
- 2008–09 Research Files - Data File (TXT) (Revised 03-Feb-2010; TXT)
2007–08 Research Files
- 2007–08 Research Files - Record Layout
- 2007–08 Research Files - Data File (DBF) (Revised 10-Feb-2009; DBF)
- 2007–08 Research Files - Data File (TXT) (Revised 10-Feb-2009; TXT)
2006–07 Research Files
- 2006–07 Research Files - Record Layout
- 2006–07 Research Files - Data File (DBF) (Revised 17-Jun-2008; DBF)
- 2006–07 Research Files - Data File (TXT) (Revised 17-Jun-2008; TXT)
2005–06 Research Files
- 2005–06 Research File - Record Layout
- 2005–06 Research File - Data File (DBF) (Revised 13-Mar-2007; DBF)
- 2005–06 Research File - Data File (TXT) (Revised 13-Mar-2007; TXT)
2004–05 Research Files
- 2004–05 Research Files - Record Layout
- 2004–05 Research Files - Data File (DBF) (Revised 6-Apr-2006; DBF)
- 2004–05 Research Files - Data File (TXT) (Revised 6-Apr-2006; TXT)
2003–04 Research Files
- 2003–04 Research Files - Record Layout
- 2003–04 Research Files - Data File (DBF) (Revised 21-Apr-2006; DBF)
- 2003–04 Research Files - Data File (TXT) (Revised 21-Apr-2006; TXT)
About Updates to Data
- Reports and data files are based on test results of the California English Language Development Test (CELDT) and Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP).
- Local educational agencies (LEAs), on behalf of their schools, have the right under the federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act to appeal the Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP).
- Reported AYP data may change due to a number of factors, such as:
- School districts correcting errors in demographic data
- The California Department of Education (CDE) reviewing and identifying additional data errors
- Application of safe harbor calculations
- Schools identified as having incomplete data
