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Auditors give Farmington a clean opinion as board examines enrollment decline and 2026–27 model
Summary
Independent auditors gave an unmodified (clean) opinion on the district’s 2024–25 financial statements but flagged a significant deficiency for segregation of duties; board members reviewed a budget model showing enrollment-driven revenue declines and a projected $2.4M surplus for 2026–27 after referendum funds.
Auditors from Bergen (presented by Andy/Andrew Grice) told the Farmington Public School District board they issued an unmodified — commonly called "clean" — opinion on the district's 2024–25 financial statements and the child nutrition cluster compliance tests, while reporting one significant deficiency related to segregation of accounting duties.
"We are providing a clean or an unmodified opinion," the auditor said. He described the government-auditing report requirements and noted that when deficiencies rise to significant-deficiency or material-weakness levels, auditors…
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