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CALPADS error brief · CRSE

CRSE0683F2

Missing Staff Instructional Teaching Assigment
Severity Fatal
Error type CDD
Record type CRSE

Official CALPADS rule

What CALPADS is rejecting

A course section includes a SEID for which there is no valid teaching assignment information

Focus fields

Fields validated

CRSE Data SASS Data

Recommended correction path

Suggested resolution

Fall 2 certification rule

CALPADS compares CRSE and SASS data by SEID and school. The CRSE teacher must be represented by a valid instructional teaching assignment in SASS at the school associated with the course section. When a staff member works at multiple schools, review each school separately.

The CRSE and SASS records may each have passed transactional validation. CRSE0683F2 is produced when the Fall 2 certification snapshot cannot establish the required relationship between the course-section teacher and a valid instructional staff assignment.

What changed for 2026–27

ClassificationCurrent treatmentEffect on this error
13 — Teacher, Instructional Assignments Use for staff who provide instruction represented in CRSE data. This is the supporting instructional SASS classification expected for a teacher reported on a course section.
14 — Teacher, Non-Instructional Assignments Use for teacher assignments that do not involve providing instruction represented by a CRSE record. A code 14 assignment by itself does not support a CRSE teaching assignment.
Retired classifications Codes 12, 25, 26, and 27 were retired for 2026–27 reporting. Do not carry a prior-year classification forward as the correction for a current-year error.
Itinerant or pull-out/push-in instruction Use the current instructional classification and the applicable CRSE indicators. Do not use a retired job classification to represent the instructional delivery model.

Records and relationship evaluated

  • CRSE — Course Section Enrollment, including the teacher SEID and school associated with the course section
  • SASS — Staff Assignment, including SEID, School of Assignment (DE 8.05), and Educational Service Job Classification (DE 8.14)
  • Fall 2 Report 4.4 — Staff Profile — List, used to review the staff member’s reported assignments

What the certification snapshot is testing

QuestionMeaningOperational response
What passed? The CRSE and SASS source records may each have been structurally acceptable. Do not assume successful posting proves the cross-record relationship is complete.
What was expected? Each teacher SEID reported on CRSE must be supported by a valid instructional SASS assignment at the applicable school. Compare the same SEID and school across CRSE, SASS, and Report 4.4.
What commonly causes the error? The instructional SASS record is missing, the school does not match, the CRSE contains the wrong SEID, or the staff member is reported only with a non-instructional assignment. Determine which reported fact conflicts with the authoritative HR and master-schedule evidence.
Who owns the evidence? HR or credential staff own employment and job-classification facts; school scheduling staff own course-section and teacher-of-record facts. Reconcile both systems before changing CALPADS data.
What action is appropriate? Correct the supported SASS instructional assignment, school relationship, or CRSE instructor. Add, correct, or remove only records supported by the authoritative source.
What proves resolution? The regenerated Fall 2 revision no longer reports CRSE0683F2 and the teacher’s Report 4.4 assignments agree with the master schedule. Verify the cleared error and confirm that staff and course-section counts remain accurate.

High-value checks

1 — SEIDConfirm the CRSE teacher is the person actually responsible for the course section.
2 — SchoolMatch the CRSE school to SASS School of Assignment (DE 8.05), especially for multi-site staff.
3 — ClassificationConfirm an instructional assignment is reported; a non-instructional assignment alone is not sufficient.
4 — Delivery modelUse the current CRSE itinerant and pull-out/push-in indicators when applicable.

Recommended correction path

  1. 1

    Preserve the certification evidence

    Capture the Fall 2 revision, school, reporting year, SEID, course-section identifiers, and the affected certification-detail row before changing source data.

  2. 2

    Verify the teacher of record

    Use the master schedule and local assignment documentation to confirm that the CRSE SEID identifies the person who should be reported for the course section.

  3. 3

    Review the complete SASS relationship

    In Report 4.4 and the HR source, match the same SEID, reporting year, and School of Assignment. For multi-site staff, verify an appropriate assignment at every school where the person is reported on CRSE.

  4. 4

    Apply the current classification rules

    Confirm that instructional work is represented by Educational Service Job Classification 13. If the person also performs non-instructional teacher duties, report the additional supported classification separately rather than replacing the instructional assignment.

  5. 5

    Correct the authoritative source

    If the teacher and course section are correct, add or correct the supported instructional SASS assignment and school relationship. If the SASS data are correct, correct the CRSE SEID, school, or unsupported course-section record. Repair the SIS, HR, or scheduling export mapping that created the mismatch.

  6. 6

    Repost, regenerate, and reconcile

    Post the corrected files in the required sequence, allow processing to complete, regenerate the Fall 2 revision, and confirm that CRSE0683F2 clears. Recheck Report 4.4 and the applicable course and staff certification reports to ensure the correction did not distort counts.

Official references and final review