States are required to submit an annual data quality checklist to the Office of Career, Technical and Adult Education. Similarly, some states may use a local data quality checklist that focuses on data collection and reporting activities, to help those programs remain informed about what is necessary to know and do to maintain data quality. This self-monitoring tool is available for local staff focused on data collection and reporting activities.
Local Data Quality Checklist
Local Data Quality Checklist
2017
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