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The document outlines the reporting format for the 2001-2002 Adult General Education Student Course under the Florida Department of Education's Workforce Development Information System (WDIS). It specifies the data elements required for reporting adult education students, including key fields, survey period codes, and various codes related to student enrollment, course details, and educational functioning levels. The format is intended for use three times a year during specified survey periods and applies exclusively to adult general education courses as mandated by legislation.

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Begin by entering the District Number for Current Enrollment in the designated field. This is a two-digit code representing the school district where the student is enrolled.
Next, input the School Number for Current Enrollment, which is a four-digit state-assigned number corresponding to the student's school.
Fill in the Student Number Identifier, Florida. If applicable, this should include the student's social security number followed by an 'X'.
Select the appropriate Survey Period Code (F for Fall, W for Winter, S for Summer) and enter the Fiscal Year relevant to your data.
Continue filling out fields related to District Number for Current Instruction/Service and School Number for Current Instruction/Service as per your records.
Complete additional fields such as Course Number and Section Number based on course details.

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What is the main goal of the Department of Education?

EDs mission is to promote student achievement and preparation for global competitiveness by fostering educational excellence and ensuring equal access.

When was the Department of Education established who made decisions prior to this?

In October 1979, Congress passed the Department of Education Organization Act (Public Law 96-88). Created by combining offices from several federal agencies, the Department began operations in May 1980. In the 1860s, a budget of $15,000 and four employees handled education fact-finding.

What report did the US Department of Education publish in 1998?

Digest of Education Statistics, 1998. Description: The Digest is an annual compendium whose primary purpose is to provide a compilation of statistical information covering the broad field of American education from kindergarten through graduate school.

When was the US Department of Education established?

Establishment. The departments origin goes back to 1867, when President Andrew Johnson signed legislation for a Department of Education. It was seen as a way to collect information and statistics about the nations schools and provide advice to schools in the same way the Department of Agriculture helped farmers.

When did the government start controlling education?

The federal government has historically played a minor role in education. In fact, the federal government did not issue any educational policy until the 1960s. The federal laws with the most impact on education concern: Equal access to education.

When was the education system established?

The history of education in America timeline begins in 1635, in Puritan Massachusetts, where the first public school opened. The Boston Latin School in Boston, Massachusetts, served boys. Children whose parents sent them to private schools studied the Bible along with languages such as Latin, English, and Greek.