AzEDS SPED Reporting
Discover useful tools for those who submit data for students with disabilities to the Arizona Education Data Standards (AzEDS). Find relevant AzEDS codes, tables that illustrate which needs may be reported with which service codes, and more.
New to SPED data reporting?
Try the Getting Started with SPED Integrity Troubleshooting Guide
Please select your error to view the troubleshooting guide.
Membership Rules related to SPED Data
Data Quality Validation Rules related to SPED Data
Discipline Rules (Failures do not affect ADM or Data Collections.)
Reporting Home-Based Special Education Students
Reporting Parentally Placed ISP Students to AzEDS
Approved Private Day Schools, Residential Treatment Centers or Head Starts
Reporting Students with an Emotional Disability, Public/Private Programs (ED-P) - New!
Concurrent Need and Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) Code Eligibility Matrix
Concurrent Need Eligibility Matrix
Concurrent PEA and Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) Code Eligibility Matrix
Arizona Education Data Standards (AzEDS)
AzEDS Process for Exit Code SPED09
Data Reporting in Online Environments
Discipline Data Collection Manual - Updated!
Home-based vs. Homeschooled vs. Homebound Guidance
LRE Decision Trees:
- LRE Decision Tree - Preschool No Early Childhood program
- LRE Decision Tree - Preschool with Early Childhood program
- LRE Decision Tree - Public School
- LRE Decision Tree - RTC
- LRE Decision Tree - Secure Care
Non-Public Organization Calendars
Preschool Full-Time Equivalency (FTE) Guidance - NEW!
Preschool Outcomes Reporting Guidance - NEW!
SPED Integrity Rules Reference
SPED School Concurrency and Federal Primary Need Indicator
This form is for a Public Education Agency (PEA) to request corrections to SPED data that do not fall under the guidelines of A.R.S. §15-915. The completed form can be sent to [email protected] when complete.
For corrections that do fall under the guidelines of A.R.S. §15-915, please refer to the 915 instruction manual on School Finance's site.
FAQ: Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) for Students with Disabilities Ages 3-5
FAQ: Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) for Students with Disabilities Ages 6-21