The adult charter school misspent over $180 million received between 2022 and 2024, according to a state audit. The adult charter school operates Highlands Community Charter and the California Innovative Career Academy, a virtual school, in the Sacramento region. Twin Rivers Unified staff also recommended the district continue its relationship with the charter school. Twin Rivers Unified, as authorizer of the charter school, has also been under considerable pressure since the state audit report was made public. Charter will appealThe charter school has 30 days to appeal the Twin Rivers Unified decision to the Sacramento County Office of Education, said Jonathan Raymond, executive director of Highlands.