37 Tex. Admin. Code § 348.204 - Data Collection and Case File Information
(a)
Data Collection and Reporting.
(1) JJAEP EDI
Extract.
(A) Unless an alternate data entry
system has been approved by TJJD, the JJAEP administrator or designee must
ensure that:
(i) statistical and programmatic
data for each student, as required by the JJAEP Electronic Data Interchange
(EDI) Specifications, are accurately documented and entered into the juvenile
probation department's automated case management system; and
(ii) the JJAEP EDI Extract is submitted to
TJJD no later than the 10th calendar day of each month following the reporting
period.
(B) TJJD staff
must discuss any proposed changes to the JJAEP EDI Specifications with juvenile
probation departments' designated representatives before making substantive
changes to the specifications.
(2) JJAEP Monthly Activity Report. The JJAEP
administrator or designee must ensure the JJAEP Monthly Activity Report is
submitted in the required format to TJJD no later than the 10th calendar day of
each month following the reporting period via TJJD's Internet
database.
(b) Student
Educational Records. The following information must be documented and
maintained in the case file for each student in the program:
(1) grade level upon entry to the
JJAEP;
(2) notice of
expulsion;
(3) court order(s)
placing the student into the JJAEP;
(4) police offense report, if
applicable;
(5) entry and exit
transition plans;
(6) education
records, to include:
(A) special education
determination;
(B) appropriate
special education records;
(C)
scores on assessments required by the Texas Education Agency; and
(D) home-language survey;
(7) admission and exit testing
data, if applicable;
(8)
pre-participation physical evaluation, if required under §
348.208 of this title;
(9) documentation of regular reviews of
academic progress as required by Section
37.011(d),
Education Code;
(10) date of
admission;
(11) number of
attendance days;
(12) number of
absent days;
(13) date of
release;
(14) emergency
notification contacts;
(15) special
medical needs, if any;
(16)
immunization records; and
(17)
medical release form.
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