SDLA Compliance Resource
Submit P‑2 Taxes, Excess ERAF, and Charter Location Revisions
A local-revenue and charter-control deadline whose separate data streams affect state-aid offsets, oversight, and final current-year location records.
In Plain Language: Reconcile P‑2 taxes and excess ERAF to authoritative county/local-revenue records. Charter schools submit a physical-location file only when a revision is required and must request PADC access in advance while copying the oversight entity.
Why this matters
Taxes and ERAF change the state-aid calculation; charter physical location can affect oversight and funding context. Combining them under one date must not blur their different sources, owners, or applicability.
Primary ownership
Primary owner: local-revenue/PADC fiscal lead. Charter revision owner: charter business lead. Partners: county auditor-controller, COE/authorizer, facilities/address data, legal, fiscal, PADC certifier, and CDE.
Operational workflow
- 1. Build an applicability matrix for taxes, excess ERAF, and charter physical-location revision.
- 2. Reconcile each applicable local-revenue amount to county schedules and prior P‑1/forecast assumptions.
- 3. For a charter revision, validate the operating address/effective status and request PADC access early, copying the oversight entity.
- 4. Enter and independently validate each applicable screen; explain material P‑1-to-P‑2 changes.
- 5. Certify by April 15 and retain source schedules, access correspondence, reports, and approvals.
Implementation pathway
Evidence to retain
- Applicability/ownership matrix
- County tax and ERAF schedules
- Charter location authority/source record
- P‑1-to-P‑2 variance analysis
- PADC reports, certification, and CDE correspondence
Official guidance and help
- CDE PA DeadlinesOfficial April 15 requirements
- CDE PADC Due DatesEntity and screen applicability
- CDE PADCApplication resources
- CDE Principal ApportionmentProgram context
Source review completed August 30, 2026. Verify current CDE, PADC, ASSIST, entity-specific, grant, fiscal, attendance, and partner instructions before acting.








































































