Head Start monitoring (May 5–7) found several areas of compliance and several documentation and fiscal noncompliance items; the board approved a staff request to seek a 90‑day extension to implement corrective actions and work with TNTA.

After a federal monitor identified multiple administrative noncompliances in Head Start (financial reporting, cost allocation and training documentation), the board approved a staff request to ask the Office of Head Start for a 90-day extension beyond the standard corrective-action timeline so the program can implement and document fixes.