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Auditor says Stockdale ISD in "best standings" he has seen after 2023–24 audit
Summary
Cameron L. Gully presented the 2023–24 audit to the Stockdale ISD board on Nov. 11, 2024, saying the district is in the strongest financial standing he has observed; the presentation was delivered via Google Meets and the board took no further action beyond routine votes.
Cameron L. Gully presented the Stockdale Independent School District's 2023–24 audit to the Board of Trustees at a Nov. 11 special meeting, telling trustees that "Stockdale ISD is in the best standings he has seen since working with the district." The presentation was delivered remotely via Google Meets.
The board heard Gully's assessment and did not enter a closed session; no formal financial actions or votes were taken during the meeting aside from routine approvals. Attendees recorded in the minutes included President Tanner Voelkel; board members Teri Dugi, Sherry Lambeck, Mauro Monita, Blaine Akin, Reuben Johnson and CJ Urrabazo; Superintendent Todd Deaver; Business Manager Nichole Gordon; and Administration Secretary Kirstin Butterworth. The special meeting was called to order at 5:00 p.m. and adjourned at 5:17 p.m.
The auditor's statement reflects his evaluation of the district's fiscal standing for the 2023–24 audit period as presented to trustees. The board did not document follow-up directives or implementation steps in the meeting record; if the board requests additional actions or reports, they were not specified in the minutes of this session.
