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PEIMS
Public Education Information Management System


PEIMS Rules Website

Website Includes:
• Student Attendance Accounting Handbook
• PEIMS Data Standards


Truancy Referral Form

Truancy Reports

PEIMS personnel responsible for entering student related data.


APISD Central Office
PEIMS Coordinator
Kay Pahany
(361)758-3466
(361)758-2962 fax
kpahany@apisd.org

Food Service
Cindy Mann, Secretary
(361)758-3849
(361)758-2962 fax
cmann@apisd.org

Receptionist....PEIMS Student Transfer Contact
Mary Morales
(361)758-3466
(361)758-2962 fax
mmorales@apisd.org

Special Education Office (EE-12)
SEMS/SERS Clerk
Margaret Montemayor
(361)758-2024
(361)758-2734 fax
mmontemayor@apisd.org


Aransas Pass High School (9-12)
Secretary
Stacie Villanueva
(361)758-3248
(361)758-3251 fax
svillanueva@apisd.org

Attendance Clerk
Bertha Morales
(361)758-3248
(361)758-3251 fax
mmorales@apisd.org

Secretary to the Counselors
Gwen Bowers
(361)758-3248
(361)758-3251 fax
gbowers@apisd.org


A.C. Blunt Middle School (7-8)
Secretary
Rosie Lee
(361)758-2711
(361)758-4690 fax
rmlee@apisd.org

Attendance Clerk
Nancy Redmond
(361)758-2711
(361)758-4690 fax
nredmond@apisd.org


Charlie Marshall Elementary (4-6)
Secretary
Cindy Pfarr
(361)758-3455
(361)758-3046 fax
cpfarr@apisd.org

Attendance Clerk
Devon Boyd
(361)758-3455
(361)758-3046 fax
dboyd@apisd.org


W.A. Kieberger Elementary (2-3)
Secretary
Connie Wilson
(361)758-3113
(361)758-3605 fax
cwilson@apisd.org

Attendance Clerk
Mirth Trejo
(361)758-3113
(361)758-3605 fax
mtrejo@apisd.org


H.T. Faulk Early Childhood School (EE-1)
Secretary
Velinda Gonzalez
(361)758-3141
(361)758-5493 fax
vgonzalez@apisd.org



Attendance Clerk
Jeannette Kindervater
(361)758-3141
(361)758-5493 fax
jkindervater@apisd.org




TEC § 42.006. PUBLIC EDUCATION INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (PEIMS)

Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 201, § 1(1)repealed this section effective September 1, 2004, provided the legislature enacts a law that creates a comprehensive school finance system.
     a)  Each school district shall participate in the Public Education Information Management System           (PEIMS) and shall provide through that system information required for the administration of his           chapter and of other appropriate provisions of this code.
     b)  Each school district shall use a uniform accounting system adopted by the commissioner for           the data required to be reported for the Public Education Information Management System.
     c)  Annually, the commissioner shall review the Public Education Information Management System           and shall repeal or amend rules that require school districts to provide information through the           Public Education Information Management System that is not necessary. In reviewing and           revising the Public Education Information Management System, the commissioner shall           develop rules to ensure that the system:
             1)  provides useful, accurate, and timely information on student demographics and academic                    performance, personnel, and school district finances;
             2)  contains only the data necessary for the legislature and the agency to perform their legally                    authorized functions in overseeing the public education system; and
             3)  does not contain any information related to instructional methods, except as required by                    federal law.
     d)  The commissioner's rules must ensure that the Public Education Information Management           System links student performance data to other related information for purposes of efficient and           effective allocation of scarce school resources, to the extent practicable using existing agency           resources and appropriations.