Evidence record
Performance Audit Report School Services Program
- Jurisdiction
- Michigan
- Publishing agency
- Michigan Office of the Auditor General
- Publication date
- March 6, 2026
- Source record
- Original document linked
Findings
6
Recommendations
6
Overall conclusion
Not sufficient.
Scope
Audit scope included MDHHS's monitoring of ISD compliance with SSP requirements and the SSP contractor's RMTS administration, covering period July 1, 2022 through September 30, 2024, with related considerations of school years 2020-21 through 2024-25.
Findings (6)
Each finding has a stable link.
- F-1093
Significant improvement needed in monitoring ISD staff credentials to ensure eligible staff are included in quarterly RMTS.
- F-1094
MDHHS did not have interagency agreements in place with ISDs.
- F-1095
Routine monitoring of ISD SSP quality assurance plans needed.
- F-1096
Significant improvement needed in monitoring of the contractor's administration of the RMTS process.
- F-1097
Monitoring of SSP contractor's billing practices needs improvement.
- F-1098
Improved monitoring needed of the operating effectiveness of the contractor's controls and security of SSP data.
Recommendations (6)
- R-964
MDHHS evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of the credential review process and/or whether an alternative method(s) could better meet its monitoring objective to ensure only eligible ISD staff are included in RMTSs.
Related finding F-1093 - R-965
MDHHS enter into interagency agreements with ISDs, as required.
Related finding F-1094 - R-966
MDHHS improve its routine monitoring of ISDs by obtaining and reviewing ISD SSP quality assurance plans.
Related finding F-1095 - R-967
MDHHS significantly improve its monitoring of the contractor's administration of the RMTS process.
Related finding F-1096 - R-968
MDHHS improve its monitoring of its SSP contractor's billing practices to ensure it receives timely itemized invoices for services provided.
Related finding F-1097 - R-969
MDHHS improve its monitoring of the SSP contractor's controls through evaluation of SOC reports, as required.
Related finding F-1098