Discovery School Inc

“Board members james hazzard and delores hazzard are husband and wife.”

“No committee is authorized to act on behalf of the governing body.”

“The form 990 is reviewed by the organization's treasurer. A complete copy of the form 990 is sent electronically to all board members and to the organization's chief academic officer before it is filed.”

“The members of the board of directors disclose annually business relationships that may create a conflict of interest. In addition, the relatively small size of the organization and knowledge of the limited number of service providers allows management to be aware of potential conflicts. Every payment made is reviewed and approved by both the chief academic officer and the treasurer and all expenses are reported to the board monthly.”

“The governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements are made available to the the public upon request.”

“Sabrina pennington - 4601 south b street, richmond, in 47374. Darryl decker - 101 southwest 4th street, richmond, in 47374. James hazzard - 3771 north s.r.9, p.o. Box 543, greenfield, in 46140. Delores hazzard - 3771 north s.r.9, p.o. Box 543, greenfield, in 46140. Sheila armstead - 3369 inke road, richmond, in 47374. Charlie nelms - 3707 e. Reed court, bloomington, in 47401. Kevin l. Handley, sr. - 1020 peacock road, richmond, in 47374. Paul h. Runyon - 216 south 32nd street , richmond, in 47374.”

“In 2013, the school received notification from its charter sponsor, ball state university, that the sponsor would not renew the charter when it expired on june 30, 2013. With the loss of the charter, funding from the state of indiana also ceased as of june 30, 2013. Funding from the state of indiana comprised substantially all of the organization's revenue. The board of directors is investigating other means by which it could provide service to the community, along with potential sources of funding. The loss of the school's charter, along with the absence of an identifiable alternative source of funding, raises substantial doubt about the organization's ability to continue as a going concern.”