Utah § 53E-3-303 Advice by state superintendent -- Written opinions.

Utah Statutes

§ 53E-3-303 — Advice by state superintendent -- Written opinions.

Utah § 53E-3-303

Title 53EPublic Education System -- State Administration

Ch. 53E-3State Board of Education Organization, Powers, and Duties

Part 53E-3-3State Superintendent

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Utah Code Ann. § 53E-3-303 (2026).

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(1)The state superintendent shall advise superintendents, LEA governing boards, and other school officers upon all matters involving the welfare of the schools.

(2)The state superintendent shall, when requested by district superintendents or other school officers, provide written opinions on questions of public education, administrative policy, and procedure, but not upon questions of law.

(3)Upon request by the state superintendent, the attorney general shall issue written opinions on questions of law.

(4)Opinions issued under this section shall be considered to be correct and final unless set aside by a court of competent jurisdiction or by subsequent legislation.

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(1) The state superintendent shall advise superintendents, LEA governing boards, and other school officers upon all matters involving the welfare of the schools.
(2) The state superintendent shall, when requested by district superintendents or other school officers, provide written opinions on questions of public education, administrative policy, and procedure, but not upon questions of law.
(3) Upon request by the state superintendent, the attorney general shall issue written opinions on questions of law.
(4) Opinions issued under this section shall be considered to be correct and final unless set aside by a court of competent jurisdiction or by subsequent legislation.