§ 1205 County School Superintendent Classes
This law puts every county into one of eight groups (called classes) based on how many students go to public schools each day.
County A has an average daily attendance of 200,000 students.
Because 200,000 falls between 140,000 and 749,999, County A is placed in Class 2. The rule tells the state what qualifications the school superintendent in County A must have.
If attendance ≥ 750,000 → Class 1; else if 140,000 ≤ attendance ≤ 749,999 → Class 2; else if 60,000 ≤ attendance ≤ 139,999 → Class 3; else if 30,000 ≤ attendance ≤ 59,999 → Class 4; else if 15,000 ≤ attendance ≤ 29,999 → Class 5; else if 7,000 ≤ attendance ≤ 14,999 → Class 6; else if 1,000 ≤ attendance ≤ 6,999 → Class 7; else attendance < 1,000 → Class 8.
County B has an average daily attendance of 85,000 students.
Result: Class 3 (because 60,000 ≤ 85,000 ≤ 139,999)
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§ 1205 County School Superintendent Classes
Last verified: January 10, 2026