SDLA Compliance Resource
Submit Annual Attendance, Infant Funding, SELPA ADA Allocation, and AICF Data
A multi-owner PADC closeout for distinct annual funding datasets that must reconcile to attendance, special education, correctional-program, and fiscal records.
In Plain Language: Determine which screens apply, reconcile each to its own authoritative source, enter/certify in PADC, and preserve the final report and approvals.
Why this matters
These datasets share a deadline but not a definition or owner. Bundling them without a responsibility matrix invites omissions or double counting.
Primary ownership
Primary owner: principal-apportionment/PADC coordinator. Partners: attendance, COE/district/charter fiscal, SELPA, infant program, AICF program, and authorized certifiers.
From applicable screens to certified PADC annual data: the SDLA ITO workflow
Each dataset reconciles to its own authoritative source, so the first step is deciding which screens apply. This SDLA ITO (Input, Transformation, Output) graphic shows how the applicable PADC screens, and attendance, fiscal, and program source records become the applicability matrix, the PADC reports, and the approvals and submission confirmation.
Operational workflow
- Inventory applicable screens and owners.
- Reconcile each dataset to attendance/fiscal/program source records.
- Enter in PADC and compare system reports to control totals.
- Obtain required entity/SELPA approvals and certifications.
- Submit by July 15 and archive each final screen/report.
Implementation pathway
Evidence to retain
- Applicability matrix
- Source calculations
- PADC reports
- Approvals/certifications
- Submission confirmation
Official guidance and help
- CDE PA DeadlinesOfficial July 15 items
- CDE PADC Due DatesScreen-level due dates
- CDE PADCSystem resources
Source review completed August 30, 2026. Verify the live CDE calendar, current CALPADS/PADC instructions, local source records, required partner approvals, and final posted or certified state before acting.








































































