Dunstable School Audit Reveals High Administrative Costs and Proposes Significant Restructuring

Overview: The recent Dunstable Board of Selectmen meeting delved into the operational audit of the Graten Dunstable Regional School District, revealing concerns about administrative costs and proposing significant restructuring. This audit, commissioned after a $619,000 financial gift from the town of Britton, scrutinized various aspects of the district’s operations, with a particular focus on administrative staffing, student services, and building usage.

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