MARCH 16, 2011, 10:32 am:
1998-99 = 3,945,367
2009-10 = 4,824,778
MARCH 16, 2011, 2:49 pm:
Here is the 09-10 definition of Auxiliary staff:
Auxiliary staff includes all staff that do not have a
specific ROLE-ID.
Auxiliary staff includes such employees as food service workers,
cafeteria
monitors, school crossing guards, security guards, clerks (such as
attendance, purchasing, accounting, payroll, general office, file,
mail),
receptionists, secretaries, maintenance workers (bus, plant, etc.),
groundskeepers, bus drivers, custodial staff, data processing key
entry
personnel, delivery personnel (mail, equipment, etc.), aides to the
school
nurse, and library aides. These are employees who do not fit
the
description in any role code, including 058 and 080.
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PEIMS Definitions
Here are
the definitions as verified by the PEIMS staff:

Other Camp Prof. Personnel =
058
Other Campus Professional Personnel
Serves as a professional staff member at one or more
campuses. (Do not use this role unless no other role
applies to the staff member.)
Some examples of staff who are to be shown with this
role are:
• campus/community liaisons •
campus volunteer coordinators •
information technology staff
assigned to a campus •
dean and •
instructional officers assigned
to a campus
Other Non-Instr District =
080
Other Non-instructional District
Professional Personnel
Assign this role to district staff who are
professional-level, non-instructional staff who cannot be
classified in any other role regardless of where assigned.
Physical work location is not a determining factor.
The position does not involve supervising or controlling
curriculum, programs, or professional personnel whose
assignments require TEA certification. A degree and/or
certification are not required.
This includes but is not limited to: •
district director or
administrative department heads and their associates or
assistants •
and any other professional-level
staff in a functional area such as: •
food service (dietician) •
health services •
maintenance and operations •
transportation •
information technology
(including but not limited to programmer/analysts, network
specialists, data base administration, PEIMS coordinator) •
security (including but not
limited to Chief of Police, investigators) •
business services (including but
not limited to accounting, budget, Human Resources
professional staff, Internal Auditor, professional payroll
staff) •
research/evaluation (including
but not limited to analysts, grant writers) •
communications (including but
not limited to Public Information Officer, Community Liaison) •
legal (including but not limited
to Counsel, Hearing Officers) •
textbooks and •
purchasing.