CALPADS error brief · SIRS
SIRS0490E1
Official CALPADS rule
What CALPADS is rejecting
Focus fields
Fields validated
19.14 - Incident Result Code 19.15 - Incident Result Authority CodeRecommended correction path
Suggested resolution
CALPADS End-of-Year certification correction guide - Fatal CDD validation
SIRS0490E1: Missing Incident Result Authority Code
If a student with disabilities has an Incident Result Code is a suspension (100, 110) or expulsion (200), then Incident Result Authority Code must be populated
Official Version 18 validation
Severity: Fatal Type: CDD
a student with disabilities and suspension/expulsion result 100, 110, or 200 requires a documented Incident Result Authority Code.
Fields validated: 19.14 - Incident Result Code
Recommended correction path
- 1
Preserve the failed cross-file evidence
Save student, school, Reporting LEA, academic year, Incident ID Local where applicable, all relevant dates, a student with disabilities and suspension/expulsion result 100, 110, or 200, and the records needed to establish a documented Incident Result Authority Code.
- 2
Confirm the incident and final result
Use the behavior record and final administrative decision.
- 3
Confirm active disability status
Use effective-dated SWDS/PLAN evidence on the incident/result date.
- 4
Identify the documented authority
Review the decision record and procedural process; do not default a code based on job title.
- 5
Compare incident keys
Reconcile SINC, SIRS, SOFF, student, school, and date.
- 6
Correct supported fields
Repair authority, result, status, or mapping only from evidence.
- 7
Reprocess and review safeguards
Confirm discipline and special-education records agree.
Before closing the correction
- The student, school, Reporting LEA, and academic year are correct.
- a student with disabilities and suspension/expulsion result 100, 110, or 200 is supported by authorized evidence.
- a documented Incident Result Authority Code is supported on the relevant date.
- All connected records and regenerated reports reconcile.







































































