As a scholar and journalist, you will undoubtably appreciate that much of the information that you have requested is available via the Utah Education Network home page. You will find various links to the information available. However, to save you some time, specific links will access some of the specific information which you have requested. I have listed several of these below. The report to the State Board of Education was actually a report to a subcommittee of the Board and was generally verbal in nature.
Computer log files of Internet sites accessed through our network.
Each log is maintained by the Network for and in behalf of the districts. The Utah Education Network acts only as the custodian of the data and is not authorized to release those detailed logs. Obviously, the logs referenced in the Associated Press story are the same logs as noted above. The public school districts in the state of Utah have the legal obligation to determine the curriculum materials which are available to the students in their schools. The Utah State Board of Education has polices that specifically address the kinds of materials with are deemed not to be appropriate for the classroom.