KIPP Board Approves Fiscal Year 2024 Audit with No Findings for Sixth Consecutive Year

November 22, 2024 | KIPP TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS, School Districts, Texas


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KIPP Board Approves Fiscal Year 2024 Audit with No Findings for Sixth Consecutive Year
KIPP Texas Public Schools has achieved a significant milestone, maintaining a clean audit for the sixth consecutive year, as reported during the KTX State Board of Directors meeting on November 21, 2024. The board unanimously approved the fiscal year 2024 audit, highlighting the organization’s strong financial management and operational controls.

During the meeting, Chief Financial Officer Sun provided an overview of the financial statements, noting that KIPP Texas exceeded its debt service coverage ratio target of 1.2 times, achieving a ratio of 1.6 times. This accomplishment underscores the effectiveness of the financial strategies implemented by the leadership team, including Chief Controller Susan Liao and Deputy Chief of Finance Joe, along with the support from various budget owners across the organization.

The board expressed gratitude for the collective efforts that contributed to this success, emphasizing the importance of strong internal controls and financial reporting. The positive feedback from auditors, who referred to KIPP as a "standard bearer" among charter schools, further reinforces the organization’s reputation for fiscal responsibility.

In addition to the financial updates, discussions included the ongoing efforts of regional boards to enhance career opportunities for students through internships and career days. However, transportation challenges were noted as a barrier for some students, highlighting the need for continued support in this area.

The meeting concluded with a commitment to maintaining high standards in financial management and a focus on addressing logistical issues that affect student access to opportunities. As KIPP Texas moves forward, the board remains dedicated to fostering an environment that supports both academic and career success for its students.

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