Board adopts chief auditor evaluation rubric after debate over objectivity
After public comment and debate among board members, the School Board approved a revised evaluation tool for the chief auditor that shifts weighting toward measurable objectives and audit‑plan completion. Supporters said the change brings accountability; opponents urged more time to craft an objective tool.
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The School Board of Broward County on Tuesday approved a revised evaluation framework for the district's chief auditor after lengthy public comment and board debate. The substitute motion, adopted by a 6–3 roll call, changed the proposed weighting to emphasize objectives and audit‑plan completion alongside performance measures.
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