BISD bids adieu to chief finance officer
Beaumont Independent School District Chief Financial Officer Robert Zingelmann announced Sept. 11 that he will be leaving the school district to accept a position as the new Region 4 Chief Financial Officer, serving an estimated 51 school districts and one million students. His last day at BISD is expected to be Sept. 24.
Zingelmann joined the BISD executive cabinet in 2009 as the district’s CFO, replacing retiring CFO Jane Kingsley. After his appointment to the position, Zingelmann was called to testify before a federal criminal jury in the case of the United States versus Calvin Walker, on trial for allegedly overcharging BISD using fake invoices seized from the BISD finance office.
“My work here at BISD has been the most challenging and yet rewarding work in my career,” Zingelmann said. “The position at Region 4 is a great opportunity, plus it is only a few miles away. You will still see a lot of me in Beaumont.”
BISD superintendent Dr. Timothy Chargois said he will miss having an employee like Zingelmann.
“He handles his work here in BISD in a way that provided us all great confidence in the district’s financial stability,” he said. “With state and federal recognition for the district’s financial operations, Robert and his team are due kudos for their work.”











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Whatever...The Examiner is Pathetic
Um, didn't BISD get audited during his tenure at BISD?
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FROM THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE:
TEA issues final audit on Beaumont ISD finances
By Amy Moore
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
"The state education agency will monitor Beaumont ISD's financial decisions after an audit revealed the district has entered into agreements for projects that did not necessarily meet state, local and federal guidelines.
Last week, Robert Scott, commissioner of education, sent the final financial investigative report to Superintendent Carrol Thomas.
It states the Texas Education Agency's auditors found expenditures in Beaumont ISD's records that did not meet or were in direct violation of job order contracts.
Specifically, Scott mentions work contracted to Walker Electric Company for hurricane repair, the validity of Calvin Walker's license as a master electrician and the board's approval of a contract to create a fire lane at Lucas Elementary."
http://www.beaumontenterprise.com/news/education/article/TEA-issues-fina...
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You guys there at THE EXAMINER really are just a bunch of @ss kissing idiots.
Good riddance to ZINGLEMANN a good for nothing yes man. It couldn't have come at a better time.
I hope a few others follow him and get that cesspool Dr. Thomas left cleaned up.
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