I have no idea how it works in Arizona, or TX. But it's very frustrating that the data has so many faults. Case in point, Michigan updates their school outbreak database every Monday at 3 PM. I was waiting to scope it. Lo and behold my wife's school is somehow not listed on this week's report. To recap, unmasked district, unmasked symptomatic Kindergartner came to school 2 weeks ago Wednesday, infected half the class and my (double vaxxed, double masked) wife, who then went on to infect both of the other Kindergarten teachers, one of whom also had her class shut down due to positive cases among the kids, and at least two other staff members. Oh and also obviously my kids, and my in laws who happened to stop by for a 5 minute visit the day she came home with the sniffles. Wife says they cook the books to make it look like the outbreak did not occur in school. I have no idea how they do that, I suppose the County does not follow up and contact trace the way they do in the County in which I reside. Or maybe they leave it up to the parents to contact the school and half of them don't do so. But yes it's somewhat maddening.