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Performance audit includes recommendations to address fiscal emergency at Mt. Healthy City School District - Vimarsana News

Performance audit includes recommendations to address fiscal emergency at Mt. Healthy City School District

Mt. Healthy City Schools hired dozens of new teachers and staff members and completed about $18 million in building projects without formal plans or ongoing funding to sustain its operations, state auditors determined in a recent review.

Report: College credit program covers direct costs - Vimarsana News

Report: College credit program covers direct costs

(The Center Square) – A new report shows Ohio’s College Credit Plus Program is covering the direct costs for colleges and universities offering courses to high school students around the

MARCS performance audit recommends formal policy for collecting delinquent accounts - Vimarsana News

MARCS performance audit recommends formal policy for collecting delinquent accounts

The Ohio Department of Administrative Services (DAS) asked OPT to conduct a performance audit of MARCS to gauge the system’s fiscal health. About 2,200 users subscribe to MARCS, and the network continues to experience steady growth.

Medina BDD receives good results from audit - Vimarsana News

Medina BDD receives good results from audit

After a nine-month long state audit, positive results were released about the Medina County Board of Developmental Disabilities.

Special audit of State Teachers Retirement System finds no evidence of illegal acts but room for improvement - Vimarsana News

Special audit of State Teachers Retirement System finds no evidence of illegal acts but room for improvement

Columbus — State auditors found no evidence of fraud, illegal acts, or data manipulation related to the $90 billion held in trust by the State Teachers Re