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Board approves donations and accepts 2024–25 audit with no exceptions
Summary
The board accepted several community donations totaling multiple gifts to Cloverdale High and Jefferson schools and unanimously accepted the 2024–25 audit report, which showed no exceptions and required no corrective actions.
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The Cloverdale Unified Board of Trustees approved a set of donations and accepted the district’s 2024–25 audit during the meeting.
Donations approved included a $40 gift from PG&E to Jefferson Elementary; $7,242.14 from the Elone Revocable Trust to Cloverdale High School athletics; and two gifts from the Cloverdale Eagle Pride Boosters—a $4,200 subscription for the Huddle platform and $360 for high school basketball. Trustee Garrison moved to approve the donations and a second was recorded; the board approved the motion.
Business Services staff presented the district’s 2024–25 audit and described the audit process, the role of the state audit guide and common areas of audit findings. The presenter told trustees the district had no audit exceptions for 2024–25 and therefore no corrective actions were required. “We had no audit exceptions,” the presenter said, and commended the business office for its work.
The board moved to accept the audit; the motion passed at the meeting. Staff noted the district will continue normal interim reporting and prepare for the next audit cycle.
No penalties, corrective actions or follow‑up obligations were identified in the audit presentation.

