Brockton Schools Investigate Misuse Funds
2 years 9 months ago - 2 years 9 months ago #3743
by dadof2
Replied by dadof2 on topic Brockton Schools Investigate Misuse Funds
A somewhat detailed article is now posted on the Enterprise as well as The Spark. (Link below). Our teachers are held accountable yet the Super appears to be in disagreement of the States assessment of the BPS culpability.
m.enterprisenews.com/article/20151127/NEWS/151126491/13406/NEWS
www.sparkthenews.com/news/brockton-eec-report
"Brockton superintendent Kathleen Smith said she disagreed with an assertion by a state investigation claiming that the district’s internal fiscal controls are “severely” outdated, in light of the district’s daycare program providing free services to school system employees who should have paid out of pocket." You'll also note in the article that some families were overcharged as well. Makes you feel confident about BPS being in charge of the Stonehill Scholarships
However as reported From the Enterprise: "A spokesperson for the state Department of Childhood Education and Care pointed out that if Smith and the district disagreed with that findings on its outdated fiscal controls, it didn’t mention that in an official response to the review. There is no indication in the district’s response to the audit report that they disagreed with the findings (about the severely outdated fiscal controls),” said Kathleen Hart, a spokesperson for the state early education department."
m.enterprisenews.com/article/20151127/NEWS/151126491/13406/NEWS
www.sparkthenews.com/news/brockton-eec-report
"Brockton superintendent Kathleen Smith said she disagreed with an assertion by a state investigation claiming that the district’s internal fiscal controls are “severely” outdated, in light of the district’s daycare program providing free services to school system employees who should have paid out of pocket." You'll also note in the article that some families were overcharged as well. Makes you feel confident about BPS being in charge of the Stonehill Scholarships
However as reported From the Enterprise: "A spokesperson for the state Department of Childhood Education and Care pointed out that if Smith and the district disagreed with that findings on its outdated fiscal controls, it didn’t mention that in an official response to the review. There is no indication in the district’s response to the audit report that they disagreed with the findings (about the severely outdated fiscal controls),” said Kathleen Hart, a spokesperson for the state early education department."
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