Members of the Harford County Council grilled school officials Tuesday over a financial audit that found problems with the schools’ contracts, credit cards and inventory control systems.
The state-required legislative audit, part of a systematic review of each county’s public school system, found 57 “best practices” that Harford was performing well, said Board of Education President Patrick Hess.
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