Final audit requested for Monroe’s fiscal release
| By Hannah Poturalski, Journal-News, Hamilton, Ohio | |
| McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
The district's six-person
"We're pretty much there; we're ready to button it up," said Superintendent
Cagwin said the district could be released from fiscal emergency by end of August or early September.
He said there are three remaining criteria to meet before leaving fiscal emergency: complete an inventory of all equipment in classrooms; outline a process for forwarding mail to the central office from school buildings in the summer months to ensure no bills or invoices are lost or behind on payment; and adopt policies and procedures for receipt of payments.
"Everyone's jumped through hoops," said Treasurer
Since being declared in fiscal emergency,
Athletic director selected
The
Catanzaro will come to
Catanzaro will receive an annual salary of
Cagwin said the district received over 20 applications for the job and interviewed six candidates.
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