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Superintendent says Civil Rights audit found no issues; district awarded $25,000 meat grant

Pawnee Board of Education · October 14, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Mrs. Womack reported a CareerTech Civil Rights Audit found zero findings, staff resolved a fraudulent check on the activity fund, and the district received a $25,000 meat grant — the largest amount awarded.

Superintendent Mrs. Womack told the board the district was randomly selected for a CareerTech Civil Rights Audit and, after review, "we are pleased to report that there were zero findings and no evidence of non-compliance." She also thanked staff and community partners for resolving a fraudulent check on the activity fund.

Mrs. Womack said the district applied for and received a meat grant of $25,000 — the largest amount awarded — credited to work that began through information provided by Karen Vance. She also noted that Homecoming information submitted for publication encountered technical issues and that a federal government shutdown had not affected day-to-day operations because most federal funds were allocated in the prior year.