District Of Columbia § 38-272.02 - Program audit requirement.
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§ 38-272.02. Program audit requirement.
38-272.02By July 2009, each pre-k program in the District shall have completed an evaluation, by an independent evaluator, and a financial audit to determine its standing in relation to the required HQ standards.
Within 30 days of July 18, 2008, the Mayor shall submit to the Council for its approval, a plan, including the name of a proposed independent evaluator, to evaluate pre-k programs in accordance with this section. Within 60 days of Council approval, the Mayor shall execute a contract with the approved evaluator.
The Mayor shall submit to the Council by September 30, 2009, the results of the program and financial audits.
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