CALPADS error brief · PLAN
PLAN0667
Official CALPADS rule
What CALPADS is rejecting
Special Education Plan Effective Start Date for PLAN Record is greater than Current Date plus six months
Focus fields
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23.12 - Special Education Plan Effective Start DateRecommended correction path
Suggested resolution
PLAN validation
Severity: Fatal Type: Input Validation
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- 23.12 Special Education Plan Effective Start Date
This is not a blanket prohibition on future plans. It prevents excessively early submission and catches year, century, rollover, and scheduled-date errors.
The effective-date chain
Three future-date scenarios
| Scenario | Interpretation | Response |
|---|---|---|
| Documented future effective date within six months | Potentially acceptable under PLAN0667 | Verify PLAN0610, ownership, plan facts, and connected record timing. |
| Documented future effective date beyond six months | Accurate locally but too early for CALPADS | Do not falsify the date; wait until it enters the permitted window. |
| Future date caused by typo or rollover | The submitted date is not the plan’s true effective date | Correct the source date and repair the process that generated it. |
Concrete checks
- Confirm the plan or amendment has an evidence-supported future effective date.
- Distinguish Meeting Date, signature date, implementation date, and upload date.
- Check whether the SIS or special education system rolled into a future school year too early.
- Inspect transposed month/day or incorrect year digits.
- Confirm the effective date is no more than six months beyond the submission date.
Recommended correction path
- 1
Preserve the rejected record
Capture submission ID, SSID, Reporting LEA and SELPA, Academic Year ID, Plan Effective Start Date, and the current CALPADS PLAN history.
- 2
Locate governing documentation
Identify the plan, amendment, meeting record, implementation decision, and local source record that support the effective date.
- 3
Identify each date’s purpose
Separate meeting, signature, effective, upload, and service dates. Do not substitute one date merely because it is available.
- 4
Test the two boundaries
Place the effective date in the correct July–June academic year and, when prospective, confirm it is within the six-month submission boundary.
- 5
Correct the source or submission timing
Correct an inaccurate date in the authoritative special education system. If the future effective date is accurate but still beyond the permitted window, retain it locally and submit when it falls within six months. Repair any rollover, default-year, or mapping defect.
- 6
Resubmit and reconcile the lifecycle
Confirm acceptance and review neighboring MEET, PLAN, SWDS, and SERV dates for gaps, overlaps, or disconnected records.







































































