What information must be submitted to the Board within 60 days of a school closure?

Submitting the reason for the closure to the Board within 60 days is a crucial requirement because it allows the Board to understand the circumstances surrounding the closing of a school. Providing this information is essential for accountability and helps the Board assess the overall health and viability of educational institutions. By understanding the reasons behind school closures, the Board can address systemic issues, provide support to affected students and staff, and make informed decisions in the future regarding educational policies and funding.

The other options, while potentially important in different contexts, do not specifically address the immediate accountability that comes with school closures. New student enrollment numbers, facilities upgrade plans, and annual budget reports pertain to different operational aspects of the educational institution and are not required to be reported within the immediate timeframe following a closure.