Audit finds $3.24 million in questioned costs at Paris Union school district

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An Illinois State Board of Education audit and additional monitoring identified $3.24 million in questioned costs, unallowable expenditures and unallowable salaries at Paris Union School District 95.

“ISBE conducted a routine audit of the school district. Several findings and questioned costs prompted ISBE to conduct further monitoring that identified approximately $3.24 million in questioned costs, unallowable expenditures and unallowable salaries,” according to Jackie Matthews, ISBE executive director of communications.

The district is required to provide a corrective action plan no later than June 30 addressing each finding in the final report and to repay the questioned costs and unallowable expenses.

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