October 28, 2025 - 06:01

The state Board of Education has officially selected Mauldin & Jenkins LLC to carry out a comprehensive audit of the internal financial controls for Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools. This decision comes with a price tag of $97,770, which the district has allocated for the audit process.
The primary objective of this audit is to evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of the district's financial management practices. By conducting this review, the Board aims to identify any potential weaknesses in the current financial system and ensure that appropriate measures are in place to safeguard the district's resources.
The audit is expected to provide valuable insights that can help improve transparency and accountability within the school system. As educational institutions increasingly face scrutiny over their financial practices, this proactive step by the Board reflects a commitment to maintaining high standards of fiscal responsibility. The findings from the audit will be crucial in guiding future financial decisions within the district.
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