Rhode Island § 16-3.1-13 § 16-3.1-13. Reporting.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 16-3.1-13 — § 16-3.1-13. Reporting.

Rhode Island § 16-3.1-13

Title 16Education

Ch. 16-3.1Cooperative Service Among School Districts [See Title 16 Chapter 97 â€” The Rhode Island Board of Education Act]

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 16-3.1-13 (2026).

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§ 16-3.1-13. Reporting.
Any collaborative established under this chapter shall implement a uniform system
            of accounting in compliance with § 16-2-9.3 to track their expenditures and investments and file a report on said expenditures
            and investments by October 1, of each year, with the Rhode Island board of regents
            for elementary and secondary education, the office of the auditor general, the Rhode
            Island senate committee on education and finance, the Rhode Island house of representatives
            committee on health, education and welfare and finance and local school committees.
            Each collaborative shall also file periodic reports, to the board of regents, th

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§ 16-3.1-13. Reporting.

Any collaborative established under this chapter shall implement a uniform system of accounting in compliance with § 16-2-9.3 to track their expenditures and investments and file a report on said expenditures and investments by October 1, of each year, with the Rhode Island board of regents for elementary and secondary education, the office of the auditor general, the Rhode Island senate committee on education and finance, the Rhode Island house of representatives committee on health, education and welfare and finance and local school committees. Each collaborative shall also file periodic reports, to the board of regents, the senate education committee and the house health, education and welfare committee, detailing their activities and programs.