School Districts

District spent $85.9 million on career and technical education (CTE) programs in fiscal year 2022 but did not follow requirements, recommended practices, or its policies in various areas, increasing its risk for errors, fraud, and data loss; and did not collect, validate, and use key CTE program outcome data to demonstrate how it effectively prepared students for high-need occupations

In FY 2023, State-wide school district spending increased by nearly $1 billion with per student increases in all operational spending areas compared to FY 2022, including instruction. Much of this...

District did not comply with some State conflict-of-interest laws and USFR requirements, limiting transparency into its activities; did not comply with important internal control requirements, increasing risk of errors, fraud...

District’s important internal controls were insufficient, and it did not comply with requirements in multiple areas, putting public monies, sensitive data, and student safety at risk

District spent nearly $3 million on career and technical education (CTE) programs in fiscal year 2021 but lacked a comprehensive plan for its central CTE programs, lacked key outcome data...