Wayne County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Michael Dunsmore told members of the Board of Education that “we’re going to need some help” to ensure teachers get their supplements when school ends this month.
Dunsmore made the statement after board chairman Chris West directly asked him if the district had enough money to make the payments.
The exchange came after the board heard from an independent auditor, who reported that the district’s general fund balance currently sits at negative $3.6 million.
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How is it that he is the person who signs the checks along with Chris West and they don’t know what is going on?
$3 million gets moved from one account to another and no one knows about it? It doesn’t show up on a monthly budget check that the superintendent or the board may see monthly?
He would hold his principals accountable if it were them.
The supplements are given from the county corn from county commissioner allotted money, so that’s been spent?