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District reports audit issues, enrollment at about 1,600–1,650 and $2.9M WIFA reimbursement submitted
Summary
Superintendent Horsley and Business Manager Anna Marie Perry told the board the 2024–25 audit is in progress with missing documentation, enrollment is about 1,600–1,650 students, and the district has submitted a $2.9 million WIFA reimbursement; staff said policies exist and the focus is on enforcing them and resolving Auditor General findings.
Superintendent Horsley and Business Manager Anna Marie Perry told the Window Rock Unified School District Governing Board that the 2024–25 financial audit is underway and that staff are working to correct missing documentation and tax filings. Horsley reported the district’s finances are “stable for this year and likely next year,” and staff estimated enrollment at about 1,600–1,650 students.
Officials said the district submitted a $2.9 million WIFA reimbursement and noted that a turf project is complete and pipeline work is finishing. The audit has identified issues including missing receipts and purchasing documentation; staff emphasized that policies already exist and the focus now is on enforcing those policies and resolving Auditor General findings to regain compliance.
Board members discussed long‑term needs such as buses, facilities, and teacher housing and were told long‑term planning is needed to address those items.
No formal budget votes or amendments were taken during the March 3 work‑study session.
