Lividoti said he has begun already to correct minor infractions, like school officials using the automotive workshop as a parking area.
Though he agreed the audit was accurate, Lividoti said he takes issue with some of the requirements, which are dictated by state law.
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"There's a couple of things we do that aren't by the books, but I'm going to fight like hell to keep them," he said.
For example, the audit said the computer repair division of the electronics program did not satisfy curriculum guidelines. But computer repair is a lucrative field where students could find high-paying jobs, Lividoti said.