Republicans push to require school districts to file timely audits or face denial of funding

It was an audit that alerted the Claremont School Board to a $5 million financial hole last August, kicking off an all-hands scramble to save the district from possible closure. And it will be an audit that helps prevent Claremont — and every other New Hampshire public school administrative unit — from making those kinds […]

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