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None of the employees responsible for oversight during the time of the audit remains employed with the district. Instead, the district has a mostly brand-new administrative team. From left: Executive Director of Teaching and Learning Yvonne Walker, Executive Director of Employee Services Michelle Musso, Assistant Executive Director of Teaching and Learning Katie Phipps, Superintendent Carol Lewis, Executive Director of Safety and Well-Being Scott West and Assistant Executive Director of Safety and Wellbeing Adam Sawyer. The new admin staff are collectively being paid less than their predecessors, according the district records.

None of the employees responsible for oversight during the time of the audit remains employed with the district. Instead, the district has a mostly brand-new administrative team. From left: Executive Director of Teaching and Learning Yvonne Walker, Executive Director of Employee Services Michelle Musso, Assistant Executive Director of Teaching and Learning Katie Phipps, Superintendent Carol Lewis, Executive Director of Safety and Well-Being Scott West and Assistant Executive…

August 27, 2025

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Audit reveals issues in MLSD '23-24 spending
August 27, 2025 6:38 p.m.

Audit reveals issues in MLSD '23-24 spending

Corrective actions implemented prior to audit's publication

MOSES LAKE — Findings from a recent audit conducted by the Washington State Auditor's Office and published Aug. 18 have revealed compliance deficiencies within the Moses Lake School District regarding the management of federal funds in 2023-24.