How to Use the Staff Data Report

Modified on Fri, Oct 3 at 3:07 PM

TABLE OF CONTENTS




Overview/Tutorial Video


The Staff Data report pulls data from the Staff Records of Lead Teachers, Teachers, and Instructional Assistants, who are assigned to the Sessions/Classrooms serving CSPP children during that report month. Note that the report will only show staff assigned to sessions where a child was served under a California State Preschool Program (CSPP) funding contract. If there were no CSPP children served in a session/classroom for a month, the staff assigned to that session will be omitted from the report for that month.


For a comprehensive tutorial video on how to manage Staff Data for the CAPSDAC report, we recommend watching the 9 minute tutorial video shown below: 



Alternatively, If you prefer comprehensive written instructions with helpful screenshots and gifs, please continue reading through the remainder of this article.


Data Definitions


Below, you'll find detailed instructions on where data is pulled from for your CAPSDAC report's Classroom Data. Note that the definitions below will show where in the system this data is pulled from; however, you can click directly on the cell under the report column you'd like to edit.


 


PreschoolCDSCode

The PreschoolCDSCode column pulls data from the Site Record where that session is located. To update this field, click on the "pencil" icon () next to the Boundaries section.



ClassroomID

The ClassroomID column pulls data from the "CAPSDAC ID" field on the Session Record. Click on the blue "Edit" button at the top of the Session Record, then scroll to the bottom of the "Session Information" modal.



Note: If you create a new Session/Classroom in the Hubbe system, the "CAPSDAC ID" gets automatically populated with the system-generated "Session ID." In most cases, the Session ID and CAPSDAC ID will be the same; however, if you adopted the Hubbe system after having already submitted your CAPSDAC report data in previous months, this allows you to enter the Classroom ID you used for your classrooms in previous CAPSDAC report submissions.



ClassroomName

The ClassroomName column pulls data from the "Session Name" field on the Session Record. Click on the blue "Edit" button at the top of the Session Record, then update the "Session Name" field with any changes that need to be made.



CareType

The CareType column pulls data from the "Time of Day" field on the Session Record. Click on the blue "Edit" button at the top of the Session Record, then select from the options under the "Language Program Type" field. 



Data Mapping
Note that the options in this drop-down map to coded values that the CAPSDAC system requires. The value that relates to each drop-down option is listed in the table below. Click here to navigate to table mapping.


LanguagesTeachersUse

The LanguagesTeachersUse column pulls data from the "What are the languages you speak in the classroom with children?" field on the Staff Record for staff assigned to the "Lead Teacher" role at that Session. To update this field, click on the "pencil" icon () next to the Demographic Information section on the Staff Record. 



Data Mapping
Note that the options in this drop-down map to coded values that the CAPSDAC system requires. The value that relates to each drop-down option is listed in the table below. Click here to navigate to table mapping.



LanguagesTeachersProficient

The LanguagesTeachersUse column pulls data from the "What are the languages you speak in the classroom with children?" field on the Staff Record for staff assigned to the "Lead Teacher" role at that Session. To update this field, click on the "pencil" icon () next to the Demographic Information section on the Staff Record. 



Data Mapping
Note that the options in this drop-down map to coded values that the CAPSDAC system requires. The value that relates to each drop-down option is listed in the table below. Click here to navigate to table mapping.


LanguagesAidesUse

The LanguagesTeachersUse column pulls data from the "What are the languages you speak in the classroom with children?" field on the Staff Record for staff assigned to the "Lead Teacher" role at that Session. To update this field, click on the "pencil" icon () next to the Demographic Information section on the Staff Record. 



Data Mapping
Note that the options in this drop-down map to coded values that the CAPSDAC system requires. The value that relates to each drop-down option is listed in the table below. Click here to navigate to table mapping.


LanguagesAidesProficient

The LanguagesTeachersUse column pulls data from the "What are the languages you speak in the classroom with children?" field on the Staff Record for staff assigned to the "Lead Teacher" role at that Session. To update this field, click on the "pencil" icon () next to the Demographic Information section on the Staff Record. 



Data Mapping
Note that the options in this drop-down map to coded values that the CAPSDAC system requires. The value that relates to each drop-down option is listed in the table below. Click here to navigate to table mapping.


LanguageProgramType

The LanguageProgramType column pulls data from the "Language Program Type" field on the Session Record. Click on the blue "Edit" button at the top of the Session Record, then select from the options under the "Language Program Type" field.  



Data Mapping
Note that the options in this drop-down map to coded values that the CAPSDAC system requires. The value that relates to each drop-down option is listed in the table below. Click here to navigate to table mapping.



Information Field Tables & Codes


Care Type

Hubbe Drop-Down Selections in the "Time of Day" Field
CAPSDAC Code
AMP

PM

P

Full-DayF


Language Program Type

Hubbe Drop-Down Selections in the "Language Program Type" FieldCAPSDAC Code
None0

50/50 Program

1

Other Allotment (Majority English) Program2
Other Allotment (Majority Non-English) Program3
Home Language Support4

Other Language Program

99


Languages Used/Languages Proficient for Teachers & Aides

Hubbe Drop-Down Selections for Language 
CAPSDAC Code

Afar

aar

Abkhazian

abk

Achinese

ace

Acoli

ach

Adangme

ada

Adyghe; Adygei

ady

Afro-Asiatic languages

afa

Afrikaans

afr

Ainu

ain

Akan

aka

Albanian

alb

Aleut

ale

Algonquian languages

alg

Southern Altai

alt

Amharic

amh

Angika

anp

Apache languages

apa

Arabic

ara

Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE); Imperial Aramaic (700-300 BCE)

arc

Aragonese

arg

Armenian

arm

Mapudungun; Mapuche

arn

Arapaho

arp

Arawak

arw

American Sign Language

ase

Assamese

asm

Asturian; Bable; Leonese; Asturleonese

ast

Athapascan languages

ath

Australian languages

aus

Avaric

ava

Awadhi

awa

Aymara

aym

Azerbaijani

aze

Banda languages

bad

Bamileke languages

bai

Bashkir

bak

Baluchi

bal

Bambara

bam

Balinese

ban

Basque

baq

Basa

bas

Other Baltic languages

bat

Beja; Bedawiyet

bej

Belarusian

bel

Bemba

bem

Bengali

ben

Berber languages

ber

Bhojpuri

bho

Bihari languages

bih

Bikol

bik

Bini; Edo

bin

Bislama

bis

Siksika

bla

Bantu languages

bnt

Bosnian

bos

Braj

bra

Breton

bre

Batak languages

btk

Buriat

bua

Buginese

bug

Bulgarian

bul

Burmese

bur

Blin; Bilin

byn

Caddo

cad

Central American Indian languages

cai

Galibi Carib

car

Catalan; Valencian

cat

Caucasian languages

cau

Cebuano (Bisayan, Visayan)

ceb

Celtic languages

cel

Chamorro (Guamanian)

cha

Chechen

che

Chinese (Other Chinese languages)

chi

Chuukese

chk

Mari

chm

Chinook jargon

chn

Choctaw

cho

Chipewyan; Dene Suline

chp

Cherokee

chr

Chuvash

chv

Cheyenne

chy

Chaldean Neo-Aramaic (Chaldean)

cld

Chamic languages

cmc

Mandarin (Putonghua, Guoyu)

cmn

Cornish

cor

Corsican

cos

Creoles and pidgins, English based

cpe

Creoles and pidgins, French-based

cpf

Creoles and pidgins, Portuguese-based

cpp

Cree

cre

Crimean Tatar; Crimean Turkish

crh

Creoles and pidgins

crp

Kashubian

csb

Cushitic languages

cus

Czech

cze

Dakota

dak

Danish

dan

Dargwa

dar

Land Dayak languages

day

Delaware

del

Slave (Athapascan)

den

Dogrib

dgr

Dinka

din

Divehi; Dhivehi; Maldivian

div

Dogri

doi

Dravidian languages

dra

Lower Sorbian

dsb

Duala

dua

Dutch; Flemish

dut

Dyula

dyu

Dzongkha

dzo

Efik

efi

Ekajuk

eka

English

eng

Esperanto

epo

Estonian

est

Ewe

ewe

Ewondo

ewo

Fang

fan

Faroese

fao

Fanti

fat

Fijian

fij

Filipino; Pilipino

fil

Finnish

fin

Finno-Ugrian languages

fiu

Fon

fon

French

fre

Northern Frisian

frr

Eastern Frisian

frs

Western Frisian

fry

Fulah

ful

Friulian

fur

Ga

gaa

Gayo

gay

Gbaya

gba

Germanic languages

gem

Georgian

geo

German

ger

Gilbertese

gil

Gaelic; Scottish Gaelic

gla

Irish

gle

Galician

glg

Manx

glv

Gondi

gon

Gorontalo

gor

Grebo

grb

Greek, Modern (1453-)

gre

Guarani

grn

Swiss German; Alemannic; Alsatian

gsw

Gujarati

guj

Gwich'in

gwi

Haida

hai

Haitian; Haitian Creole

hat

Hausa

hau

Hawaiian

haw

Hebrew

heb

Herero

her

Hiligaynon

hil

Himachali languages; Western Pahari languages

him

Hindi

hin

Hittite

hit

Hmong; Mong

hmn

Hiri Motu

hmo

Croatian

hrv

Upper Sorbian

hsb

Home Signs

hsi

Hungarian

hun

Hupa

hup

Iban

iba

Igbo

ibo

Icelandic

ice

Sichuan Yi; Nuosu

iii

Ijo languages

ijo

Inuktitut

iku

Iloko (Ilocano)

ilo

Indic languages

inc

Indonesian

ind

Indo-European languages

ine

Ingush

inh

Inupiaq

ipk

Iranian languages

ira

Iroquoian languages

iro

Italian

ita

Javanese

jav

Japanese

jpn

Judeo-Persian

jpr

Judeo-Arabic

jrb

Kara-Kalpak

kaa

Kabyle

kab

Kachin; Jingpho

kac

Kalaallisut; Greenlandic

kal

Kamba

kam

Kannada

kan

Karen languages

kar

Kashmiri

kas

Kanuri

kau

Kazakh

kaz

Kabardian

kbd

Khasi

kha

Khoisan languages

khi

Central Khmer

khm

Khotanese; Sakan

kho

Kikuyu; Gikuyu

kik

Kinyarwanda

kin

Kirghiz; Kyrgyz

kir

Khmu

kjg

Kimbundu

kmb

Konkani

kok

Komi

kom

Kongo

kon

Korean

kor

Kosraean

kos

Kpelle

kpe

Karachay-Balkar

krc

Karelian

krl

Kru languages

kro

Kurukh

kru

Kuanyama; Kwanyama

kua

Kumyk

kum

Kurdish (Kurdi, Kurmanji)

kur

Kutenai

kut

Ladino

lad

Lahnda

lah

Lamba

lam

Lao

lao

Latvian

lav

Lezghian

lez

Lahu

lhu

Limburgan; Limburger; Limburgish

lim

Lingala

lin

Lithuanian

lit

Mongo

lol

Lozi

loz

Luxembourgish; Letzeburgesch

ltz

Luba-Lulua

lua

Luba-Katanga

lub

Ganda

lug

Luiseno

lui

Lunda

lun

Luo (Kenya and Tanzania)

luo

Lushai

lus

Macedonian

mac

Madurese

mad

Magahi

mag

Marshallese

mah

Maithili

mai

Makasar

mak

Malayalam

mal

Mandingo

man

Maori

mao

Austronesian languages

map

Marathi

mar

Masai

mas

Malay

may

Moksha

mdf

Mandar

mdr

Mende

men

Mi'kmaq; Micmac

mic

Minangkabau

min

Uncoded languages (Other non-English languages)

mis

Mon-Khmer languages (Cambodian)

mkh

Malagasy

mlg

Maltese

mlt

Manipuri

mni

Manobo languages

mno

Mohawk

moh

Mongolian

mon

Mossi

mos

Multiple languages

mul

Munda languages

mun

Creek

mus

Mirandese

mwl

Marwari

mwr

Mayan languages

myn

Erzya

myv

Nahuatl languages

nah

North American Indian languages

nai

Neapolitan

nap

Non-American Sign Language

nas

Nauru

nau

Navajo; Navaho

nav

Ndebele, South; South Ndebele

nbl

Ndebele, North; North Ndebele

nde

Ndonga

ndo

Low German; Low Saxon; German, Low; Saxon, Low

nds

Nepali

nep

Nepal Bhasa; Newari

new

Nias

nia

Niger-Kordofanian languages

nic

Niuean

niu

Norwegian Nynorsk; Nynorsk, Norwegian

nno

Bokmål, Norwegian; Norwegian Bokmål

nob

Nogai

nog

Norwegian

nor

N'Ko

nqo

Pedi; Sepedi; Northern Sotho

nso

Nubian languages

nub

Chichewa; Chewa; Nyanja

nya

Nyamwezi

nym

Nyankole

nyn

Nyoro

nyo

Nzima

nzi

Occitan (post 1500)

oci

Other Forms of Communication

ofc

Ojibwa

oji

Oriya

ori

Oromo

orm

Ossetian; Ossetic

oss

Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928)

ota

Otomian languages (Mixteco)

oto

Papuan languages

paa

Pangasinan

pag

Pampanga; Kapampangan

pam

Panjabi; Punjabi

pan

Papiamento

pap

Palauan

pau

Persian (Farsi)

per

Philippine languages

phi

Polish

pol

Pohnpeian

pon

Portuguese

por

Prakrit languages

pra

Pushto; Pashto

pus

Taiwanese

qaa

Chaozhou (Teochew/Chiuchow)

qab

Quechua

que

Rajasthani

raj

Rapanui

rap

Rarotongan; Cook Islands Maori

rar

Romance languages

roa

Romansh

roh

Romany

rom

Romanian (Rumanian)

rum

Rundi

run

Aromanian; Arumanian; Macedo-Romanian

rup

Russian

rus

Sandawe

sad

Sango

sag

Yakut

sah

South American Indian languages

sai

Salishan languages

sal

Sanskrit

san

Sasak

sas

Santali

sat

Sicilian

scn

Scots

sco

Selkup

sel

Semitic languages

sem

Shan

shn

Sidamo

sid

Sinhala; Sinhalese

sin

Siouan languages

sio

Other Sino-Tibetan languages (Taishanese)

sit

Slavic languages

sla

Slovak

slo

Slovenian

slv

Southern Sami

sma

Northern Sami

sme

Sami languages

smi

Lule Sami

smj

Inari Sami

smn

Samoan

smo

Skolt Sami

sms

Shona

sna

Sindhi

snd

Soninke

snk

Sogdian

sog

Somali

som

Songhai languages

son

Sotho, Southern

sot

Spanish; Castilian

spa

Sardinian

srd

Sranan Tongo

srn

Serbian

srp

Serer

srr

Nilo-Saharan languages

ssa

Swati

ssw

Sukuma

suk

Sundanese

sun

Susu

sus

Swahili

swa

Swedish

swe

Classical Syriac

syc

Syriac (Assyrian)

syr

Tahitian

tah

Tai languages

tai

Tamil

tam

Tatar

tat

Telugu

tel

Timne

tem

Tereno

ter

Tetum

tet

Tajik

tgk

Tagalog

tgl

Thai

tha

Tibetan

tib

Tigre

tig

Tigrinya

tir

Tiv

tiv

Tokelau

tkl

Tlingit

tli

Tamashek

tmh

Tonga (Nyasa)

tog

Tonga (Tonga Islands)

ton

Tok Pisin

tpi

Tsimshian

tsi

Tswana

tsn

Tsonga

tso

Turkmen

tuk

Tumbuka

tum

Tupi languages

tup

Turkish

tur

Altaic languages

tut

Tuvalu

tvl

Twi

twi

Tuvinian

tyv

Udmurt

udm

Uighur; Uyghur

uig

Ukrainian

ukr

Umbundu

umb

Undetermined

und

Urdu

urd

Uzbek

uzb

Vai

vai

Venda

ven

Vietnamese

vie

Votic

vot

Wakashan languages

wak

Wolaitta; Wolaytta

wal

Waray

war

Washo

was

Welsh

wel

Sorbian languages

wen

Walloon

wln

Wolof

wol

Kalmyk; Oirat

xal

Xhosa

xho

Yao (Mien)

yao

Yapese

yap

Yiddish

yid

Yoruba

yor

Yupik languages

ypk

 Cantonese

yue

 Zapotec

zap

 Blissymbols; Blissymbolics; Bliss

zbl

 Zenaga

zen

 Standard Moroccan Tamazight

zgh

 Zhuang; Chuang

zha

 Zande languages

znd

 Zulu

zul

 Zuni

zun

 Zaza; Dimili; Dimli; Kirdki; Kirmanjki; Zazaki

zza


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