Vocational Education Enrollment Reporting System

Introduction

The Vocational Education Enrollment Reporting System (herein referred to as VEERS) is an important aspect of the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Improvement Act of 2006 (CPA) as it collects enrollment information at the 11th, 12th and 13th grade levels on those secondary districts receiving CPA funds or participating in CPA Basic Grant projects.

This collected enrollment information is in turn utilized to respond to the Federal Performance Report mandated of the State, to gather information related to the districts for the State Plan, to assist districts in measuring progress to mandated Core Indicators of Performance, and finally as a criterion in the Office of Civil Rights process. It is, therefore, very important and critical that all enrollment information requested by VEERS from the district be timely, concise, complete and accurate. Failure to report in such a manner can and will jeopardize the district's financial grant for the reporting year.

The two reports that basic grant participating districts are required to submit are the Composite Enrollment Report and the Graduate Follow-up Report. The Composite Enrollment Report is due on or before July 15 with the Follow-up Report being due May 1 of the year following.

If you have questions relating to any aspect of VEERS, please contact Don Vedder at 608-267-2279 or don.vedder@dpi.wi.gov for clarification.

Timeline For Report Submission

DPI Number/Name	Due Dates
PI-1330R/Composite Enrollment Report PI-1335/Graduate Completer Follow-up Report	July 15 May 1 (following year)

Don Vedder VEERS Coordinator, Data Management Email: don.vedder@dpi.wi.gov Phone: 608-267-2279

What's New in VEERS?

Program Information	Resources	Associations
District and NTO Profiles 2005-2007 VEERS Basic Facts 2005-2007 Career Clusters	District and NTO Profiles 2001-2004 Sample Student CER Survey (pdf) VEERS Field Manual (pdf) VEERS Basic Facts 2001-2004	CTE Education Network Networking Organizations Teacher Licensing

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For questions about this information, contact Donnie R. Vedder (608) 267-2279

Last updated on 9/29/2008 10:21:31 AM