An investigation found that a former school employee made personal purchases with funds intended for the school. The employee, who handled bookkeeping duties, used a significant amount of money for items such as clothing and electronics. These purchases were made without the knowledge of school administrators or other board members.
The investigation revealed that thousands of dollars were spent on various items, including furniture and audiovisual equipment. The total amount misused was over $31,000.
Further details about the investigation and its findings are available from the Tennessee Comptroller's Office.
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