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Local agencies acquire their own educational information systems through
their own procurement programs. About 15 systems exist in the state. All of
them must meet the state's data-reporting requirements. With one exception,
the school board doesn't pay for local agency systems - and that exception
was not budgeted for in the project scope. At least there was no mention of
that system in project documents. Maintenance of that system is included in
their annual baseline budget.
On Mon, Feb 11, 2019 at 3:23 PM Peter Dow <petercdow@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Perhaps they are planning to pay for software for all school districts
to collect the information, or to interface their software to the
state's. Or do all schools in Utah use the same software?
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