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CALPADS error brief · CERT

CERT114

No Enrollment following E150 exit
Severity Fatal
Error type CVR
Record type CERT

Official CALPADS rule

What CALPADS is rejecting

If most recent enrollment contains Exit Code E150, then subsequent Enrollment is required

Focus fields

Fields validated

SENR Data 1.23 - Enrollment Start Date 1.26 - Enrollment Exit Date 1.27 - Student Exit Reason Code

Recommended correction path

Suggested resolution

CALPADS EOY certification correction guide - Fatal CVR validation

CERT114: No Enrollment following E150 exit

If most recent enrollment contains Exit Code E150, then subsequent Enrollment is required

Official Version 18 validation

Severity: Fatal   Type: CVR

When the most recent SENR segment uses Exit Reason E150, a subsequent enrollment is required.

Fields validated: SENR Data

Recommended correction path

  1. 1

    Save the student’s complete SENR history

    Include the flagged segment, surrounding segments, school calendar, and source enrollment audit trail.

  2. 2

    Confirm the underlying change

    Verify whether grade level, Student School Transfer Code, District of Geographic Residence, or another currently permitted E150 use actually changed.

  3. 3

    Validate the E150 date

    Confirm the exit date reflects the supported transition and does not create a gap, overlap, or false withdrawal.

  4. 4

    Create or repair the successor only from evidence

    When E150 is correct, submit the next supported enrollment segment at the same school with the changed value and correct start date.

  5. 5

    Correct an unsupported E150

    When the student actually left or another event occurred, replace E150 with the documented exit reason and update related chronology as needed.

  6. 6

    Reprocess the full history

    Verify the fatal error clears and the student’s enrollment, attendance, and downstream reporting remain coherent.

Before closing the correction

  • The actual change or exit event is documented.
  • E150 is used only when supported.
  • A supported successor begins without an artificial gap.
  • The full SENR chronology and downstream reports reconcile.

Official references