SDLA Compliance Resource
CALPADS EOY 1 Certification Deadline
A formal certification checkpoint for approving reconciled EOY 1 reports while preserving the amendment-period correction plan.
In Plain Language: Certify only after authorized program owners reconcile pupil-level detail and totals. Preserve an amendment log for corrections between certification and final close.
Why this matters
The consolidated EOY 1 combines domains formerly spread across multiple submissions, making cross-program reconciliation essential.
Primary ownership
Primary owner: CALPADS administrator with attendance, discipline, program, EL, homeless, expanded learning, special education/SELPA, and school owners. Certification owner: authorized LEA certifier with SELPA review/approval at the required stage.
From reconciled EOY 1 reports to LEA certification: the SDLA ITO workflow
Certification follows owner sign-off, and it leaves the amendment period open for corrections. This SDLA ITO (Input, Transformation, Output) graphic shows how dated CALPADS reports, source control totals, and the data owners' sign-offs become the dated rosters, the variance log, and the certification evidence.
Operational workflow
- Freeze dated certification reports and source control totals.
- Obtain documented signoff from each data/program owner.
- Resolve or explicitly log every material variance and correction plan.
- Authorize and complete LEA certification; confirm system status.
- Continue amendment monitoring and coordinate SELPA review where applicable.
Implementation pathway
Evidence to retain
- Dated source/control rosters
- Error and variance-resolution log
- Pupil-level and certification reports
- Program-owner signoffs
- System certification/approval evidence
Official guidance and help
- CDE CALPADS CalendarOfficial dates, domains, and SELPA rules
- CALPADS System DocumentationCurrent file, report, and data guidance
- CALPADS TrainingOfficial training 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.








































































