§ 16203 Exceptional Children Attendance Certification
Each year by July 10, the county school chief must tell the county officials how many special‑needs students from other districts are using a district’s special‑education facilities, and also let each district know how many of its own students attended another district’s facilities.
District A runs a special‑education school. Ten students who live in District B go to that school. By July 10, the county superintendent reports to the county supervisors and auditor that District A had ten out‑of‑district students, and also tells District B’s board that ten of its students attended District A’s school.
The law makes the county superintendent count those ten students and report the number to both the county officials and to District B’s board.
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§ 16203 Exceptional Children Attendance Certification
Last verified: January 10, 2026