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Kids First, New Mexico Wins! NMPED Annual Data Conference Enrollment and Mobility May 4, 2017 Presenter: Greg Frostad Title I: Deputy Director Public Education Department (505) 827-3572 NMPED Data Conference Spring 2016 Kids First,

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“Kids First, New Mexico Wins!”

NMPED Data Conference Spring 2016

May 4, 2017

NMPED Annual Data Conference

Enrollment and Mobility

Presenter: Greg Frostad

Title I: Deputy Director Public Education Department

(505) 827-3572

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Why Mobility?

At risk index is an important component of district funding formula; comprised of

  • Poverty
  • Mobility
  • ELL

*State charters’ mobility rates contribute to the districts in which they physically reside *State charters inherit the district’s mobility data

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What is Mobility?

Unstable enrollment / stable enrollment

  • Unstable enrollment = students who were enrolled

elsewhere and students who disenrolled

  • Stable enrollment = students who enrolled without being

somewhere else first

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2016/17 Mobility Formula

(E2 + R2 + (W1 thought W81) – R3) / (E1 – WD)

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What do we look for?

  • Mobility rate >.4, or <0
  • Significant changes in rates or enrollment
  • Enrollment less withdrawals is much

different than total EOY enrollment

  • R3 greater than W’s
  • Data is unreasonable
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Changes for SY2017/18

  • New E3 enrollment code
  • Clarification of enrollment codes
  • Reduction in enrollment codes
  • Amended mobility formula
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E3 (New) - Enroll from a BIE school

  • E3 – A student enrolling from a BIE

school at any point during the year

  • E1/E2 – No longer include students

enrolling from BIE schools

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Clarifications (not new, but better)

  • W3 (pre-enrolled/roll-over students who

don’t attend on the first day of school)

  • R3 (W3s who re-enroll)
  • W2 (Absent 10 days – district has a

responsibility to have and follow a policy to keep truant and habitually truant students in school)

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NMSA Section 22-12-9 (not new)

B) Each school district and charter school shall maintain an attendance policy that:

(2) uses withdrawal as provided in Section 22-8-2 NMSA 1978 only after exhausting efforts to keep students in educational settings; and

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Reduction in Enrollment Codes

  • Lack of interest
  • Unable to adjust
  • Left school to work
  • Failing unable to complete work
  • Parental request
  • Child care problems
  • Runaway, unable to locate
  • Married and left school
  • Unverified illness
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2017/18 Mobility Formula

For SY 2016/17

(E2 + E3 + R2 + (W1 thought W81) – R3) / (E1 – WD)

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Questions?

Title I Bureau: Deputy Director Greg Frostad gregory.frostad@state.nm.us 505.827.3572