GUHSD receives the third in a row a perfect transparency value of the taxpayers' association in San Diego County

Grossmont Union High School District (GUHSD) CEO Dr. Gary C. Woods announced that the GUHSD Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC) published its annual report 2024. With good news about transparency.

The report contains a wealth of information on the district editions for GUHSD construction projects, which the voters checked a bond of 417 million US dollars in 2008 by the voters, and the bond approved in 2016 in the amount of $ 183 million.

A highlight of the report was that GUHSD – for the third time in a row – received a perfect number of points from A+ on the School Bond Transparency Report from the taxpayers' association in San Diego County. The report comes to the conclusion that “the projects for 2024 agreed with the plan set and approved by the GUHSD Board of Directors. Furthermore, the financial reports that were presented to the CBOC of the district for the completed projects matched the reported expenses.” You can find the full report here.

“The investments of the citizens of East County demonstrates their adamant commitment to providing first -class, rounded training for our students.

In the report, CBOC chairman Dirk Epperson explainEd That the “CBOC provides an independent examination of the planning and expenditure of the district binding project and the expenditure for taxpayers and the community in the event of a large validation, which are spent as intended and designed funds.” The committee consists of eleven volunteers who were appointed by the GUHSD Board of Directors. The CBOC examines expenses by checking planning documents and financial reports and also visiting construction sites and completing projects.

“East County's voters trusted us to build safe, modern schools with transparency and accountability, “said Dr. Woods.