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Superintendent: state technical‑assistance teams are working through 34 audit recommendations; board pushes for clarity on funding shortfall
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Avery told the Instructional Support Services Committee that two Connecticut State Department of Education technical‑assistance teams are addressing 34 forensic‑audit recommendations and are expected to finish by June; board members pressed the state to state on the record whether Bridgeport is underfunded and asked staff to request missing reports.
Superintendent Dr. Avery updated the Instructional Support Services Committee on March 25 that two Connecticut Department of Education technical‑assistance teams — an on‑site team and a virtual follow‑up team — have been working with Bridgeport to revise processes and implement 34 recommendations arising from a forensic audit. He said the teams have been on site for months and that he expects the work to be summarized for the board by June.
The superintendent characterized the first team as "boots on the ground" assisting with special…
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