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Entries cover disability and civil-rights frameworks, student records and assessment systems, adult education program structures, and common instructional and administrative initiatives. 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School districts are required to maintain these records.  \nABE-Adult Basic Education programs that provide English language proficiency, basic academic and literacy functional skills, and high school equivalency for out-of-school youth and adults. ABE is for individuals who are beyond the age of compulsory school attendance and who function at less thana high school completion level.  \nACES-Adult and Community Education System is a historical data base used for federal reporting from 1999 to 2004. ACES is no longer active and has been replaced with TEAMS (Texas Educating Adults Management System) . TEAMS is the current web-based management information system for adult education in Texas. The system is made up of data collected according to state and federal definitions, entered by local Adult Education providers who receive state and federal adult education funds. Adult education services are provided to persons beyond compulsory education (adults) who need adult basic education and do not have a high school diploma or need to learn to speak English. TEAMS produces adult education state and federal reports.  \nACP-Alternative Certification Program  \nACT-American College Testing assessment evaluates a student's knowledge of English, math, social sciences and natural sciences.  \nADA-Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990  \nAEIS-Academic Excellence Indicator System annual reports offered extensive information on student performance, staff, finances, programs and demographics in each Texas school and district. As of 2012-13, they were renamed Texas Academic Performance Reports (TAPR) .  \nAEP-Alternative Education Program  \nAESOP-Automated substitute placement and absence management system AI-Auditory Impairment  \nAP-Advanced Placement is a program, administered by the College Board, that offers students the  \nopportunity to take one or more advanced level courses and examinations from six academic areas: arts, English, history and social sciences, mathematics and computer science, sciences and world languages  \nAPR-Annual Performance Report  \nARD-Admission, Review and Dismissal Process AskTED-Texas Education Directory  \nAT-Assistive Technology  \nATPE-Association of Texas Professional Educators  \nAU-Autism  \nBIP-Behavior Intervention Plan  \nCAC-Texas Special Education Continuing Advisory Committee  \nCADRE-Consortium for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education CARS-Center for Academic and Reading Skills  \nCBE-Credit by Exam  \nCTE-Career and Technical Education  \nCBM-Curriculum Based Measurement  \nCCSSO-Council of Chief State School Officers  \nCEIC-Campus Education Improvement Council  \nCEOP-Certified Education Office Professional  \nCF-Child Find  \nCFR-Code of Federal Regulations  \nCIFMS-Continuous Improvement and Focused Monitoring System  \nCIMP-Continuous Improvement Monitoring Process  \nCIP-Continuous Improvement Plan CIP-Campus Improvement Plan  \nCIS-Communities In Schools  \nCLEP-College-Level Examination Program  \nCPDTs-Centers for Professional Development of Teachers  \nCRCG-Community Resource Coordination Group  \nCRP-Class-Size Reduction Program (administered by Texas Education Agency) reduces class size in the early elementary grades to 18 or fewer students. Highly-qualified teachers increase regular and special education student achievement by providing personal attention and a solid learning foundation so all students read independently by third grade.  \nCRT-Criterion Referenced Test  \nCSH-Coordinated School Health  \nCSPD-Comprehensive System of Personnel Development CSRD-Comprehensive School Reform Program  \nDADS-Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services DAEP-Disciplinary Alternative Educ","cbCaivdKvVmLVzGb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivdKvVmLVzGb","pdf",298606,11,"English","# Common Acronyms in Public Education\n## Disability, rights, and protections\n## Student records, assessment, and performance reporting\n## Adult education programs and management systems\n## Instructional programs and administrative systems","[{\"question\":\"What is TEAMS used for in adult education?\",\"answer\":\"TEAMS is a web-based management information system used for adult education reporting in Texas, based on state and federal definitions and entered by local providers.\"}]","Common Acronyms in Public Education | PDF",28]