CALPADS error brief · SDEM
SDEM0218
Official CALPADS rule
What CALPADS is rejecting
Focus fields
Fields validated
7.06 Reporting LEA 7.08 SEID Related SASS Staff Assignment and CRSE Course Section recordsRecommended correction path
Suggested resolution
CALPADS SDEM correction guide · Fatal data discrepancy
SDEM0218: All associated Staff Assignment and/or Course Section records must be deleted before deleting the last remaining Staff Demographic record for SEID xxxxxxxxxx" (x’s represent the SEID number)
All associated Staff Assignment and Course Section records must be deleted before deleting the last remaining Staff Demographic record
Official CALPADS rule
Severity: Fatal Type: Data Discrepancy
Fields validated:
- 7.06 Reporting LEA
- 7.08 SEID
- Related SASS Staff Assignment and CRSE Course Section records
SDLA Flowchart: follow the staff data from source to certification
Recommended correction path
- 1
Inspect the full staff chain
Locate the SEID’s SDEM, SASS, and CRSE records in CALPADS and the local systems.
- 2
Confirm the intended action
Determine whether employment ended, a demographic history changed, or the last SDEM record is truly meant to be deleted.
- 3
Consult all record owners
Coordinate HR/personnel, scheduling, credentialing, site leadership, and CALPADS staff before deletion.
- 4
Remove dependencies in order
Delete or correct dependent course and assignment records only when supported, then address the final SDEM record.
- 5
Rebuild and reconcile
Restore any continuing staff history, review Fall 2 reports, and document the approved sequence.
2026–27 Fall 2 calendar
Verify the official CDE calendar before acting because dates can change.
Before closing the correction
- Confirm the accepted SDEM history under the intended SEID and Reporting LEA.
- Compare CALPADS Report 4.4 with authorized HR/personnel evidence.
- Reconcile related SASS and CRSE records and Fall 2 Reports 4.1–4.5.
- Check other staff affected by the same source, mapping, or interface rule.


































































