§ 10502 School District Data Services

This rule lets a school district's board hire a county superintendent to do computer and data work for its schools and pay for it with any money the district has.

Key Takeaways

•The school board can make a contract with any county superintendent for data processing services.
•The district can pay for those services from any of its funds.
•The rule does not limit which county superintendent can be hired.

Example

A small town school district needs help setting up a new student record system and asks the county superintendent to do the work.

The board can sign a contract with the county superintendent for the data work and can use any of the district’s money—like its general fund or a special tech fund—to pay for it.

The governing board of any school district may contract with any county superintendent of schools for the rendering to the schools of the district of data processing services and may pay for the services out of any funds of the district. (Amended by Stats. 1976, Ch. 1011.)

This rule lets a school district's board hire a county superintendent to do computer and data work for its schools and pay for it with any money the district has.

Key Takeaways

•The school board can make a contract with any county superintendent for data processing services.
•The district can pay for those services from any of its funds.
•The rule does not limit which county superintendent can be hired.

Example

A small town school district needs help setting up a new student record system and asks the county superintendent to do the work.

The board can sign a contract with the county superintendent for the data work and can use any of the district’s money—like its general fund or a special tech fund—to pay for it.

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