§ 104470 Tobacco Education Program Reports

• •The State Department of Education must make periodic reports.
• •Reports go to the committee that asked for them.
• •Reports must include an overview of the program and how grant money was spent.

A school receives a grant to teach students about the dangers of smoking. Each year the State Department of Education puts together a summary of what the program did and how the grant money was used, and then sends that summary to the committee that oversees the program.

The department follows the law by creating a report that shows the program’s activities and the money spent, and then sends it to the committee as required.