
Stronger schools start with clear insight.
Independent educational auditing and improvement support for public, charter, and private schools — delivered with rigor, independence and clarity.
Objective review, organized evidence, and solutions designed for lasting improvement.
The first
100 days
Independent
external audits
Regulatory
compliance reviews
Practical
consultation
Up to $1,000 off your first audit
For schools that book by November 30, 2026

Make the first 100 days count
— or finish the year with clarity.
A focused review for new leaders, school transitions, charter renewal preparation, and year-end improvement planning. Five steps, in order, with a written roadmap at the end.
How the review runs
Five steps, one roadmap- 01
Listen
Leadership goals, concerns, and context
- 02
Review
Key records, policies, data, and systems
- 03
Observe
Instructional and operational practices
- 04
Prioritize
Risks, strengths, and immediate actions
- 05
Act
A practical roadmap for the next phase
Start with a free consultation
Independent insight for confident leadership decisions. The first conversation is free — no obligation.
What happens next
We talk.
A free consultation to hear about your school, your priorities, and where you want to see improvement.
We take notes.
Our team captures what matters to you during that conversation.
You choose your starting point.
From those notes, our Director of Auditors selects three focus areas, and you pick the one to begin with.
No cost, and no obligation — the first conversation is simply a conversation about your school.

The 20-point audit
Our 20-point audit, your focus first.
We audit across twenty defined points of school operations. From the notes taken at your free consultation, our Director of Auditors selects three focus areas for your school — and you choose which one we start with.
school operations
- Governance & records
- Curriculum & instruction
- Finance & internal controls
- Safety & security
- Staffing & HR
- Student programs
Free first conversation · No obligation
How it works
Three steps to the right start- 01
Free consultation
We listen first. The notes from your complimentary conversation set the direction for the entire engagement.
- 02
The Director selects three
From those notes, our Director of Auditors narrows the 20 points to the three focus areas that matter most for your school.
- 03
You choose where to start
Your leadership picks the first focus area — so the audit begins where your school needs it most.
What we review
Our 20-Point Audit.
Our audit covers 20 points across every area of school operations. These are the ten most requested.
Comprehensive School Audit
A complete review of the school’s academic programs, leadership practices, policies, records, staffing, operations, and regulatory compliance. The audit identifies strengths, areas of concern, and practical recommendations for continuous school improvement.
Charter / School Compliance
A detailed review to determine whether the school is operating in accordance with its charter agreement, governing documents, authorizer requirements, and applicable federal and state regulations. The review helps school leaders address compliance risks before they affect authorization, funding, or daily operations.
Safety & Operations
An evaluation of school safety procedures, emergency-response plans, facility operations, visitor protocols, student supervision, transportation, and security practices. Recommendations are provided to strengthen preparedness, reduce operational risks, and promote a safe learning environment.
Curriculum Alignment Audit / State Standards
A review of curriculum maps, instructional materials, lesson plans, assessments, and pacing guides to verify alignment with required state academic standards. The audit identifies instructional gaps, unnecessary repetition, and opportunities to strengthen student achievement.
Governance and Policy Review Compliance
An examination of board policies, bylaws, meeting procedures, governance records, administrative policies, and decision-making practices. This review helps ensure that the governing board and school leadership operate ethically, consistently, transparently, and within legal requirements.
Exceptional Children (EC) & Section 504 Compliance Standards
A specialized review of special-education and Section 504 procedures, student plans, evaluations, eligibility records, accommodations, service delivery, and required documentation. The audit helps protect students’ rights while supporting compliance with IDEA, Section 504, and applicable state requirements.
Enrollment & Records Reviews
A review of enrollment applications, eligibility documentation, attendance records, student files, withdrawals, transfers, and records-retention procedures. This process helps ensure that student information is complete, accurate, confidential, and properly maintained.
Staff Compliance
An evaluation of employee files, licenses, certifications, background checks, required training, job assignments, evaluations, and personnel documentation. The review identifies missing or expired requirements and helps the school maintain a qualified, properly documented workforce.
Sports & Extra Curriculum Compliance and Review
A review of athletic and extracurricular programs, including student eligibility, physical examinations, coach qualifications, safety procedures, transportation, finances, and supervision. The process helps ensure that activities are safe, equitable, properly documented, and compliant with school and governing-organization requirements.
Graduation & Transcript Audit
A detailed examination of student transcripts, earned credits, course requirements, transfer credits, grade calculations, and graduation eligibility. The audit helps prevent errors, confirms that students have satisfied graduation requirements, and supports the accuracy and integrity of official academic records.
The remaining ten points are scoped with you during the free consultation — so your audit fits your school, not a template.
Book your free consultationPlanning your audit.
Audits are typically scheduled a few months in advance. Required documents are submitted 45 days prior to the first audit, so your team has time to gather everything and we can start prepared.
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What you receive
What you receive at the end of your audit.
Every audit ends with a clear path forward, not just a report.
Sit-Down Meeting
We walk through what was found — face to face, in plain language, with your leadership team.
Written Report of Findings
Everything documented: strengths, areas of concern, and the evidence behind each one.
Recommendations
Practical next steps, prioritized, so you know exactly what to fix first.
Digital Copy
The full report in your hands, yours to keep and share with your board.
90-Day Follow-Up
We check back in to see the progress and help where the plan needs adjusting.
Findings. Recommendations. Follow-through — in writing, and in person.
Book your free consultationOther services
Audit. Compliance. Consultation. — the engagements you count on.
Three ways we work with schools, districts and academies — each scoped to your institution and delivered by people who have been inside education audits, not just around them.

Audit & Review
Financial and program audits — scheduling, scope and status of external audits, desk reviews and management letters.
Learn more02Compliance
Grant terms, regulatory reporting and accreditation documentation — reviewed before the officials arrive.
Learn more03Consultation & Administration
Advisory work, policy questions, and general administrative support for the decisions that shape your school.
Learn moreWhat we help schools accomplish
Clear insight, followed by measurable improvement.
We serve school leaders with objective review, organized evidence, and solutions designed for lasting improvement.

Identify compliance risks before they become findings
Improve policies, records, governance, and internal controls
Strengthen curriculum, instruction, and assessment systems
Build practical action plans with measurable next steps
Accountability · Excellence · Student Success
Serving school leaders with objective review, organized evidence, and solutions designed for lasting improvement.
Meet the team
The professionals behind every review.
Every engagement is delivered by a team that has been inside education audits — not just around them.

Mr. Thomas Johns
Auditor I

Dr. Michelle Robbins
Auditors Director

Mr. Malcom Johnson
Auditor II

Ms. Michele Hargroves
Consultation Administrator

Mrs. Sharon S. Hardman
Administration Secretary

Dr. Bishopric T. Carroll
Chief Executive Director

Dr. Greg Pettiford
Operations Director

Mr. Thomas Harris
Auditor Supervisor

Dr. Valerie Shuckers-Holland
Compliance Auditor II

Ms. Melody Goings
Auditor I

Ms. Rochelle Ragland
Human Resources Director

Mr. Jamie Jackson
HR Technician

Dr. Bridgette Thompson
Chief Financial Officer
In the field
Staff in action.
Audits and reviews happen where the work is — in boardrooms, offices, and school buildings. Here's our team at work.





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What school leaders say about us.
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Ready to move forward?
Let's talk about your school's priorities.
Call or email today to schedule a complimentary conversation about your school's priorities.
Start the conversation
Request a consultation, on your schedule.
Tell us about the audit, review or question you have in mind. Someone from our team — an auditor, not a sales desk — will reply, typically within one business day.
Prefer to talk it through? (984) 330-7606 — we're here Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, and we return every message.

Prefer email? Write to bookeducationagency@outlook.com
What happens next
We talk.
A free consultation to hear about your school, your priorities, and where you want to see improvement.
We take notes.
Our team captures what matters to you during that conversation.
You choose your starting point.
From those notes, our Director of Auditors selects three focus areas, and you pick the one to begin with.
No cost, and no obligation — the first conversation is simply a conversation about your school.
The directory
Who handles what, at a glance.
Our department listings show you exactly where your question belongs — and who to ask for.
Audit & Review
Scheduling, scope and status of external audits, desk reviews and management letters.
(984) 330-7606Consultation & Administration
Advisory work, policies, and the ADC Center office for general inquiries.
(984) 330-7606
Let's talk about your institution
Accountability. Excellence. Student success.
Where we serve
Serving school leaders across the Southeast and beyond.
We work with schools and educational organizations across the following states and cities.
- North Carolina
- South Carolina
- Georgia
- Virginia
- Baltimore
- New York
- Tennessee
- New Jersey
- New Orleans
- Mississippi
Not on the list? Ask us anyway — if we can serve your school well, we will tell you straight.
