California AB927 mandates county superintendents to inspect public schools and report on their condition.
AB927 amends the Education Code to mandate county superintendents to inspect public schools annually, focusing on the sufficiency of textbooks and instructional materials, facility conditions, and fiscal solvency. Superintendents must report findings to school districts and the Superintendent. If deficiencies are not remedied, the department may purchase necessary materials, which are loaned to the district. Unannounced visits are limited to observing repair and maintenance. Reports are to be made available to interested parties.
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