Rich Parde
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Hello, the STAS file layout has been updated to include the Attendance Recovery Days column. The data will extract with 0 at this time. The business rules will be implemented later closer to the time it will be collected in the EOY CALPADS submission.
CALPADS has informed all vendors that they will be implementing the new layout in a couple weeks, closer to the end of September. LEAs should refrain from uploading any STAS extracts until CALPADS has implemented these changes.
As a reminder, the STAS extract is not required to be submitted until the End of Year submission.
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We’re actively working on new Attendance Recovery enhancements, including a new Attendance Recovery Bank (ARB) data structure, calculation logic, and a read‑only ARB page to improve visibility of recovered and recoverable absences. Users will still need to manually apply ADA Make‑Up codes to absences for recovery to occur. These updates establish the foundation for future Attendance Recovery improvements.
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Yes, this is an important update, especially when using PDC.
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I agree, the automatic posting of PDC income can create problems in the FRE table, especially for DC families.