What is the Difference Between the Department of Internal Audit and the Office of the School Board Auditor?
There are several important differences between the Department of Internal Audit and the Office of the School Board Auditor. First difference being that the Department of Internal Audit reports to the Chief Administrative Officer, while the Office of the School Board Auditor reports directly to the School Board. Secondly, the Department of Internal Audit’s main responsibilities are: • Performing an annual audit of Internal Funds for each school/center • Providing technical support for the Manatee Accounting Software, including installation, troubleshooting and update implementation • Providing training to new and existing Bookkeepers and to the assistant principal pool on proper Internal Fund Procedures. The Office of the School Board Auditor’s responsibilities, on the other hand, involve: • Auditing all district operations to ensure accuracy of records and compliance to established state laws and district policies and procedures. • Audits conducted in accordance with generally accepte
