We Need The Help of Families in Lee's Summit


Many of you know that the Office of the State Auditor is conducting an official audit of the Lee’s Summit School District.  Lee’s Summit is also being overseen by the OCR for issues that have come up.  It is the perfect time to contact the auditor and make sure that they are aware of everything that goes on in this district.  They need to be made aware of the issues that we face and how the district is handling the education of our children.  You can do this anonymously.  Below I will provide you with the information needed to contact the auditor’s office.

Please don’t let this opportunity pass by without doing all that you can to help our children.  

Thank you
Sherri

We accept concerns anonymously through our hotline, email, and by mail and respect an individual's request for anonymity. In addition, the information we obtain during the course of an audit and our work is considered confidential.

The following are the various ways individuals can contact our office:

Phone:  1-800-347-8957
Email:   moaudit@auditor.mo.gov
By Mail To:  Office of the State Auditor
                       PO Box 869
                       Jefferson City, MO  65102



Sherri R. Tucker
Cofounder and President Lee's Summit Autism Support Group
Cofounder MOAFAA (Missouri Advocates for Families Affected by Autism)
autism@kc.rr.com
“In these days, it is doubtful that any child may reasonably be expected to succeed in life if he is denied the opportunity of an education.”
-Brown v. Board of Education, 347 U.S. 483 (1954)
 “It is often easier to become outraged by injustice half a world away than by oppression and discrimination half a block from home.”― Carl T. Rowan

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