Colorado § 22-55-108 Accountability

Colorado Statutes

§ 22-55-108 — Accountability

Colorado·Title 22 Education·Art. State Policies Relating to Section 17

Each school district in the state shall adopt a
continuous plan for the use of revenues distributed to the school district pursuant
to sections 22-55-106 and 22-55-107. The plan shall be annually updated by the
school district to reflect any changes in the use of the revenues distributed to the
school district pursuant to sections 22-55-106 and 22-55-107. The plan shall
include, but need not be limited to, a statement concerning the need for lower class
sizes in school districts with a total enrollment of more than six thousand pupils and
the need for increased funding for textbooks in the school district as determined
based on discussions in public meetings held in the school district to address the
class size and textbook funding issues and whether the need will be addressed by

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Each school district in the state shall adopt a
continuous plan for the use of revenues distributed to the school district pursuant
to sections 22-55-106 and 22-55-107. The plan shall be annually updated by the
school district to reflect any changes in the use of the revenues distributed to the
school district pursuant to sections 22-55-106 and 22-55-107. The plan shall
include, but need not be limited to, a statement concerning the need for lower class
sizes in school districts with a total enrollment of more than six thousand pupils and
the need for increased funding for textbooks in the school district as determined
based on discussions in public meetings held in the school district to address the
class size and textbook funding issues and whether the need will be addressed by
the plan. Each school district shall also include in its electronic transmissions
required by section 22-11-501 (4)(d) an accounting of the impact of such revenues
on student achievement.

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Legislative History

Source: L. 2001: Entire article added, p. 679, � 1, effective May 30. L. 2009: Entire section amended, (SB 09-163), ch. 293, p. 1545, � 53, effective May 21.