TDSB chair Chris Bolton |
The forensic audit, commissioned by Education Minister Liz Sandals, revealed the school board may not have followed provincial rules by using some funds to help balance its books. The Ernst & Young LLP audit also said financial reports submitted to the province for an employment program for at-risk youth were not approved by the school board’s chief financial officer.
The program is Focus on Youth, the same one that provided funding to a charity founded by TDSB chair Chris Bolton. The Globe and Mail has reported that the Friends of Community Schools received $56,000 to run a summer camp for 225 students in 2009.
Howard Goodman, a TDSB trustee and member of the audit committee, said Ernst & Young’s findings released in December clearly show that accountability has been circumvented at Canada’s largest school board. (more...)
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