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2 0 1 2 – 1 3 C a l i f o r n i a P h y s i c a l F i t n e s s T e s t ( P F T )<br />

Section 4. Submitting Data<br />

The PFT results are collected yearly from every LEA. Subsequently, state, county,<br />

school district, and school PFT results are posted on the CDE DataQuest Web<br />

page at http://dq.cde.ca.gov/dataquest/. The CDE also submits a report of the state<br />

PFT results to the Governor and the Legislature. The completion of these tasks<br />

requires that all LEAs submit their PFT data to the state PFT contractor, the SJCOE.<br />

This section details the process for collecting and reporting the PFT data. Section<br />

4 is designed to be used in combination with “Section 5. Correcting, Scoring, and<br />

Reporting Data,” as the information in these two sections is complementary. Table<br />

1 in “Section 1. 2012–13 Highlights” outlines key dates and activities for the data<br />

collection and reporting. The online PFT Calendar, found on the PFT Resources<br />

page of the California PFT Web site at http://www.pftdata.org/, provides a more<br />

detailed schedule of all the activities associated with the PFT.<br />

Data Collection Process<br />

It is the responsibility of the LEA to determine how student test data will be<br />

collected, recorded, and submitted. Reviewing the requirements early in the school<br />

year will allow LEAs to plan ahead for the data requirements. The LEA or the vendor<br />

contracted by the LEA is responsible for compiling student data.<br />

The PFT data collection process begins with the school-level collection of the<br />

student’s PFT results during February 1 through May 31 (i.e., PFT administration<br />

window). This process involves an employee of the LEA, who is typically the<br />

physical education teacher, administering the PFT to students and recording the<br />

results on a score sheet, scannable form, and/or using a data-entry handheld<br />

device. The following are some options LEAs can use to assist schools with their<br />

PFT data collection:<br />

• Make available copies of the student data collection form (see Resources<br />

section in this manual)<br />

• Develop a scannable student data collection form<br />

• Use student information system to store PFT data<br />

• Purchase and use the FITNESSGRAM software<br />

• Copy or insert the data onto the MS Excel template<br />

PFT Coordinator Manual 27 California Department of Education • November 2012

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