200A (E): Reportable Individuals
The number of learners who had one or more hours of instruction or positive attendance hours, across all enrollments in an adult education program, and / or who received services at a K12 adult school or noncredit services at a community college. This metric is also referred to as "Adults Served."
Note: Due to the continued challenges noncredit community college institutions have faced in reporting student attendance hours for noncredit distance education courses, the hour threshold requirement in this metric is not enforced for noncredit community college students during spring 2020 and and all terms in 2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23, or 2023-24. An enrollment record in an adult education program is used as a proxy for the hour threshold component of this metric during the timeframe.
CAEP Adult Learners
201A (E): Students with an Enrollment in an Adult Education Program Who Received Services
Among all Reportable Individuals (200A), the number who had one or more hours in an adult education program and received orientation, assessment, academic and/or career counseling, referral, or other participant related support services.
Note: Due to the continued challenges noncredit community college institutions have faced in reporting student attendance hours for noncredit distance education courses, the hour threshold requirement in this metric is not enforced for noncredit community college students during spring 2020 and all terms in 2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23, or 2023-24. An enrollment record in an adult education program is used as a proxy for the hour threshold component of this metric during the timeframe.
CAEP Adult Learners
202A (E): Students with 12+ Instructional Contact Hours (Participants)
Among all Reportable Individuals (200A), the number who received 12 or more hours of instruction or positive attendance hours, across all enrollments, in an adult education program.
Note: Due to the continued challenges noncredit community college institutions have faced in reporting student attendance hours for noncredit distance education courses, the hour threshold requirement in this metric is not enforced for noncredit community college students during spring 2020 and all terms in 2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23, or 2023-24. An enrollment record in an adult education program is used as a proxy for the hour threshold component of this metric during the timeframe.
CAEP Adult Learners
206A (E): Students with Noncredit Enrollment Only in Non-Adult Education Program Courses Who Received Noncredit Services
Among all Reportable Individuals (200A), the number who had one or more hours of instruction only in noncredit courses that are NOT within an adult education program area and received noncredit support services.
Note: Due to the continued challenges noncredit community college institutions have faced in reporting student attendance hours for noncredit distance education courses, the hour threshold requirement in this metric is not enforced for noncredit community college students during spring 2020 and all terms in 2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23, or 2023-24. An enrollment record in an adult education program is used as a proxy for the hour threshold component of this metric during the timeframe.
CAEP Adult Learners
210A (E): Students with 1 to 11 Instructional Contact Hours
Among all Reportable Individuals (200A), the number who had 1 to 11 hours of instruction or positive attendance hours, across all enrollments, in an adult education program.
Note: Due to the continued challenges noncredit community college institutions have faced in reporting student attendance hours for noncredit distance education courses, the hour threshold requirement in this metric is not enforced for noncredit community college students during spring 2020 and all terms in 2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23, or 2023-24. An enrollment record in an adult education program is used as a proxy for the hour threshold component of this metric during the timeframe.
CAEP Adult Learners
225D (0,1,2,3,4,6): K12 Special Admit Graduation Cohort
All students who enrolled as first-time in higher education special admit credit students in at least one primary term of the selected year with a minimal credit enrollment at the selected college who are tracked at presumed graduation and at the end of one, two, three, four and six years from derived year of high school graduation
K12 Special Admit Students