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Parent involvement survey: simple random sample
Description
An example dataset describing a simple random sample of 5,000 parents
of students with disabilities, from a population of 20,000.
The parent involvement survey measures a single key outcome:
whether "parents perceive that schools facilitate parent involvement
as a means of improving services and results for children with disabilities."
The variable BASE_WEIGHT provides the base sampling weight.
The variable N_STUDENTS_IN_SCHOOL can be used to provide a finite population correction
for variance estimation.
Usage
involvement_survey_srs
Format
A data frame with 5,000 rows and 17 variables
Fields
- UNIQUE_ID
A unique identifier for students
- RESPONSE_STATUS
Survey response/eligibility status: 'Respondent', 'Nonrespondent', 'Ineligble', 'Unknown'
- WHETHER_PARENT_AGREES
Parent agreement ('AGREE' or 'DISAGREE') for whether they perceive that schools facilitate parent involvement
- SCHOOL_DISTRICT
A unique identifier for school districts
- SCHOOL_ID
A unique identifier for schools, nested within districts
- STUDENT_GRADE
Student's grade level: 'PK', 'K', 1-12
- STUDENT_AGE
Student's age, measured in years
- STUDENT_DISABILITY_CODE
Code for student's disability category (e.g. 'VI' for 'Visual Impairments')
- STUDENT_DISABILITY_CATEGORY
Student's disability category (e.g. 'Visual Impairments')
- STUDENT_SEX
'Female' or 'Male'
- STUDENT_RACE
Seven-level code with descriptive label (e.g. 'AS7 (Asian)')
- PARENT_HAS_EMAIL
Whether parent has an e-mail address ('Has Email' vs 'No Email')
- PARENT_HAS_EMAIL_BENCHMARK
Population benchmark for category of
PARENT_HAS_EMAIL- PARENT_HAS_EMAIL_BENCHMARK
Population benchmark for category of
STUDENT_RACE- BASE_WEIGHT
Sampling weight to use for weighted estimates
- N_STUDENTS
Total number of students in the population
- CONTACT_ATTEMPTS
The number of contact attempts made for each case (ranges between 1 and 6)
Examples
involvement_survey_srs