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Code · Illinois · Chapter 105 — SCHOOLS · Act 128

Sec. 30. Reporting; duties of the State Fire Marshal, regional superintendents, and the State Board of Education.

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Sec. 30. Reporting; duties of the State Fire Marshal, regional superintendents, and the State Board of Education.
(a)The State Board of Education shall accept, directly, one-page annual review compliance reports from private schools.
(b)Each regional superintendent of schools shall provide an annual school safety review compliance report to the State Board of Education as a part of its regular annual report to the State Board, which shall set forth those school districts that have successfully completed their annual review and those school districts that have failed to complete their annual review. These reports shall be delivered to the State Board of Education on or before October 1 of each year.
(c)The State Board of Education shall create a mechanism for the reporting and filing of annual school safety review compliance reports and give notice to each regional superintendent of schools and private schools as to how to file reports. The State Board of Education shall file and maintain records of the annual school safety review compliance reports received from each of the regional superintendents of schools and private schools. The State Board shall be responsible for ensuring access to the records by the Office of the State Fire Marshal and other State agencies. The State Board shall provide an annual report to the Office of the Governor and the Office of the State Fire Marshal concerning the compliance of school districts and private schools with the annual school safety review requirement.
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