Code of Maryland Regulations
Title 14 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES
Subtitle 36 - MARYLAND LONGITUDINAL DATA SYSTEM CENTER
Chapter 14.36.05 - Data Collection
Section 14.36.05.05 - Data Source
Universal Citation: MD Code Reg 14.36.05.05
Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 19, September 20, 2024
A. State Data.
(1) As provided in Education Article, §
24-707(a),
Annotated Code of Maryland, the Center may collect student and workforce data
directly from local education agencies, community colleges, public senior
higher education institutions, or State agencies.
(2) The Center shall collect student and
workforce data from a State agency if the State agency is already collecting
that data or agrees to collect the data on behalf of the Center.
B. Private Secondary School Data.
(1) As provided in Education Article, §
24-707(b),
Annotated Code of Maryland, a private secondary school may transfer student and
workforce data to the Center.
(2)
If such data is transferred, the Center may designate the Maryland State
Department of Education as its agent for collecting data from the private
secondary schools.
C. For-Profit and Private Nonprofit Institutions of Higher Education Data.
(1) As provided in Education Article, §
24-707(c),
Annotated Code of Maryland, certain for-profit and private nonprofit
institutions of higher education are required to transfer student-level data to
the Center.
(2) The Center may
designate the Maryland Higher Education Commission as its agent for collecting
data from the for-profit and private nonprofit institutions of higher
education.
D. Third-Party Data.
(1) The Center may collect
and incorporate data from an entity other than a State or local agency, if the
data collected by that entity:
(a) Is
permissible student data or workforce data;
(b) Is determined to be accurate and
reliable; and
(c) Is approved for
inclusion by the Governing Board.
(2) Examples of permissible third-party data
include data from:
(a) The Integrated
Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) from the U.S. Department of
Education, National Center for Education Statistics;
(b) The National Student Clearinghouse;
and
(c) The U.S. Census.
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