Verified data definition
Verified data means data derived from nationally recognized, valid, peer-reviewed, and reliable sources that are externally produced. The County Board shall only consider verified data adopted by the State Board of Education (“SBE”) pursuant to Education Code section 47607.2, subdivision (c).
Verified data means data derived from nationally recognized, valid, peer-reviewed, and reliable sources that are externally produced.
Verified data means data derived from nationally recognized, valid, peer-reviewed, and reliable sources that are externally produced. The LAUSD Board shall only consider verified data adopted by the State Board of Education pursuant to Education Code section 47607.2(c). Effective January 1, 2021, pursuant to Education Code section 47607.2(c)(2), the State Board of Education adopted criteria to define verified data and identified an approved list of valid and reliable assessments.32 Staff’s review of the charter school’s submitted materials will be based on verified data sources and related information adopted by the State Board of Education (Ed. Code, § 47607.2(c)(3)). Charter schools submitting verified data for this purpose must adhere to the state-approved criteria.
Examples of Verified data in a sentence
Verified data and other non-confidential information regarding the ▇▇▇▇▇ Fork Site will be shared among EPA, NRDP, NPS, and DEQ project team members to ensure informed decision-making by all Agencies in as timely a manner as possible.
Verified data and metadata will then be stored on the certified and trusted 4TU.ResearchData repository.
Verified data are transmitted to the EPA for inclusion in the STORET Data Warehouse via upload to WQX upon approval by the Water Resources Manager and the LNR Deputy Director.
More Definitions of Verified data
Verified data means data that have been processed by the Department after the ASTCs or ODCs have had the opportunity to suggest corrections and/or deletions, and all appropriate revisions have been made to the data and approved by the Department.
Verified data means data derived from nationally recognized, valid, peer-reviewed, and reliable sources that are externally produced. The LAUSD Board shall only consider verified data adopted by the State Board of Education (SBE) pursuant to Education Code section 47607.2(c). The SBE has not yet adopted the regulations defining “verified data.” Until such time that the SBE adopts a pupil-level academic growth measure, the District has defined “one year’s progress” as growth in achievement in English Language Arts (ELA) and Math from one academic year to the next. The District's expectation is that a charter school demonstrates either the same or higher growth levels as schools serving similar student populations, for each year of the charter school's current term of the charter. Charter schools submitting verified data for this purpose must provide a clear explanation as to its alignment with the requirements herein.
Verified data means data requested by the Authority for the purposes of levelisation and reconciliation which is accompanied by a statement from a named Statutory Director or authorised company officer confirming that they have taken all reasonable steps to satisfy themselves that the return is a true and accurate reflection of the data held by the licensee used for its customer billing purposes. The Authority may share the aforementioned data with the Reconciliation Operator for the purpose of, amongst other things, Levelisation Charge calculations;
Verified data means data derived from nationally recognized, valid, peer-reviewed, and reliable sources that are externally produced. The LAUSD Board shall only consider verified data adopted by the State Board of Education pursuant to Education Code section 47607.2(c). Until such time that the State Board of Education adopts a pupil-level academic growth measure, for the purposes of this Policy and Procedures, the District defines “one year’s progress” as growth in achievement in ELA and Math from one academic year to the next. The District's expectation is that a charter school demonstrates either the same or higher growth levels as schools serving similar student populations, for each year of the charter school's current term of the charter (e.g., seven-year, six-year, five-year, or two-year term).33 Charter schools submitting verified data for this purpose must provide a clear explanation as to its alignment with the requirements herein.