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Flat Rock audit shows healthy fund equity; board waives policy first reading and retains Miller Canfield
Summary
Auditors issued an unmodified opinion on the district's 2024–25 financial statements; the board also waived a first reading of Miller Johnson policy updates and voted to retain Miller Canfield as the district's legal advisor.
An auditor from Yeo & Yeo presented the Flat Rock Community Schools audit for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025, to the board on Nov. 10, 2025, reporting an Unmodified Opinion with no findings or significant deficiencies.
Tim Crosson of Yeo & Yeo told the board that the district's major expenses are salary and benefits and that fund equity is healthy. The board recorded no questions or public comment on the audit in the transcript and took no separate roll-call vote reported beyond the meeting minutes entry acknowledging the presentation.
In related governance actions, the board voted to waive the first reading of the Miller Johnson School Policy Updates after a motion by Frank Hamet, supported by Michelle Engelbert. The waiver was approved with 'Ayes all.' The board also approved retaining Miller Canfield as the district's legal advisor after a motion by Michelle Engelbert and second by Harry Montgomery; that motion likewise passed unanimously.
The consent grouping (approval of prior minutes, policy committee minutes and general fund bills) was approved by motion of Ivy Nemeth, supported by Michelle Engelbert, recorded as 'Ayes all.' No public comments were recorded during the meeting's public comment periods. The meeting adjourned at 7:25 p.m.
