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Independent federal audit finds no major deficiencies; district reviews mid-year finances and food service shortfall

Pampa ISD Board of Trustees · January 21, 2026
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Summary

Brown, Graham, and Company completed the single audit for 2024-25 and identified no major deficiencies; CFO Heath Parker presented mid-year financials, enrollment/FTE trends, the 2026-27 budget calendar (budget requests due March 24; final proposal June 22) and an identified food-service deficit that will be supplemented this year.

Heath Parker, PISD Chief Financial Officer, told trustees that Brown, Graham, and Company completed the federal single audit for 2024-25 and that "the audit identified no major deficiencies." The board voted to accept the independent audit unanimously.

Parker also delivered a mid-year financial update, walking trustees through enrollment and FTE trend analysis and a proposed 2026-27 budget planning calendar: needs assessments in Feb'Mar, budget requests due March 24 to the Business Office, first draft to the board in April and final proposed budget scheduled for board action on June 22. He reported a deficit in the food service budget that administrators will supplement during the current year and address with cost-control measures for next year.