Auditor's Report Uncovers Problems at the School District

Update: The performance audit can be found on the Auditor General's site: Mt. Lebanon School District Performance Audit Report.

The local news media are reporting on the Pennsylvania Auditor General's recent audit of the Mt. Lebanon School District. The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review:

[Jack] Wagner, [Pennsylvania Auditor General], found the district failed to have an adequate policy to address board members who do not file financial disclosure forms from approximately August 2004 to June 2006; failed to update its agreement with Mt. Lebanon Police Department dating to 1996; and failed to implement a policy or procedure to quickly identify contracted bus drivers who are either charged with or convicted of criminal offenses.

A Post-Gazette article focuses on a single issue from the audit report:

Former Mt. Lebanon school director Mark Hart failed to file a statement of financial interests for the 2005 and 2006 calendar years, constituting a violation of the Ethics Act, according to a June 2010 performance audit report of the school district released by the auditor general's office.

Read more:

• Report: Mt. Lebanon School District falls short in policy, procedure (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
• Former Mt. Lebanon school director cited in audit (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)