§ 1245 County School Reporting Duties

• •County superintendents must turn in reports whenever the state Superintendent of Public Instruction asks for them.
• •School districts have to give the county superintendent any records, reports, maps, or other data needed for those reports.
• •The rule makes sure the state gets the information it needs about schools.

A school district gathers its students' test scores and sends the data to the county superintendent, who then includes it in a report that the state Superintendent of Public Instruction requested.

The district is giving the county superintendent the information the county needs, and the county superintendent is sending the required report up to the state office, just like the law says.