§ 16-90-6. Reporting Requirements.
(a) Within ninety (90) days of the effective date of this statute, the board of regents
shall submit a report to the governor and the general assembly on the implementation
of the adoption and implementation of the four (4) year cohort graduation rate formula.
The report shall describe the interim measures the state is taking. The report should
also detail each category, code and the corresponding definitions that the state has
authorized for identifying, tracking, calculating and publicly reporting transfers
out. This report shall be released to the public and posted on the state education
depar
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§ 16-90-6. Reporting Requirements.
(a) Within ninety (90) days of the effective date of this statute, the board of regents
shall submit a report to the governor and the general assembly on the implementation
of the adoption and implementation of the four (4) year cohort graduation rate formula.
The report shall describe the interim measures the state is taking. The report should
also detail each category, code and the corresponding definitions that the state has
authorized for identifying, tracking, calculating and publicly reporting transfers
out. This report shall be released to the public and posted on the state education
department's publicly accessible web page contemporaneous with submission to the governor
and the general assembly.
(b) On or before November 1st of each year, the board of regents shall submit a report
to the governor and the general assembly on its efforts to collect, maintain, analyze,
and publicly report high school graduation rates, and how the steps taken by that
system comply with other appropriate provisions of this section. This report shall
describe the statistical analyses and data verification activities undertaken by the
state to confirm the accuracy of reported graduation rates, and shall detail any discrepancies
identified. This report shall be released to the public and posted on the state education
department's publicly accessible web page contemporaneous with submission to the governor
and legislature.