School officials told the Taylor County School Board Monday night that problems flagged in a state audit — including an emergency alert app that two-thirds of employees could not access and $259,276 in subcontractor costs above contract amounts — have been corrected or were overstated, though some of their explanations conflict with the auditors’ own findings.
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