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Regional Office of Education presents audit; staffer to retire after 15 years
Summary
Representatives from the Regional Office of Education presented an annual audit highlighting safety, support and success priorities across 3 counties and 29 districts; Chris Dvorak announced he will retire after 15 years.
Ryan Myers and Chris Dvorak of the Regional Office of Education presented the ROE's annual audit and highlighted three focus areas: safety, support and success. The district covers three counties, 29 school districts and 50 school buildings; the ROE said it will tour buildings to check for fire-safety issues and has added a student-mentor program serving about 75 students.
"They focus on 3 topics: safety, support and success," the transcript records. Myers and Dvorak distributed the audit to board members and described upcoming events, including an awards banquet on May 7 in Ottawa at the Columbus Building where the ROE expects to hand out about 200 awards to roughly 500 attendees.
Chris Dvorak said this is his final year in office and announced his planned retirement after 15 years of service to the ROE. The board received the audit; no board vote was required for the presentation.
The ROE's touring of buildings for fire-safety and the mentor program are internal actions described in the presentation; the county did not record additional funding details for the mentor program in the transcript.
