OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — In a board meeting Monday, the Statewide Charter School Board voted unanimously to hire a team of auditors to look into Epic Charter School’s finances.
The SCSB’s Financial Compliance Officer, Skyler Lusnia said leadership from Epic came to the board with concerns back in May.
“Essentially, these concerns bring questions about the long-term financial stability of the school,” Lusnia said.
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Epic is Oklahoma’s largest charter school. Over the past couple of months, they’ve done two rounds of mass layoffs, closed in-person campuses, and cut salaries for staff…