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Deputy Superintendent says board is financially solvent, flags Course Choice enrollment gap
Summary
Deputy Superintendent of Operations Scott Jones told the Utah State Board of Education the board can meet its known obligations and that recent legislation allows use of saved administrative funds to cover some Course Choice enrollment increases, but he said some enrollment remains uncovered.
At a meeting of the Utah State Board of Education, Deputy Superintendent of Operations Scott Jones delivered the monthly budget report and said the board is financially solvent and can meet its known obligations.
Scott Jones told the board, "I attest that the Utah State Board of Education is financially solvent." He said this follows follow-up work on concerns raised earlier about the Course Choice Empowerment…
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