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4. And no one can look at the financial books.

Reply to Celerity (Original post)

Sat Jan 4, 2025, 12:28 PM

Jan 2025

In Milwaukee, a charter school kept delaying auditors to look at their finances, so the school closed without notice, the couple who owned the school moved to Florida to start a new "school."

I think the money is still unaccounted for.

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Arizona Regulators Closed a Failing Charter School. It Reopened as a Private Religious School Funded by Taxpayers. [View all] Celerity Jan 2025 OP

Texas is heading in the same direction. As bad as out education system is here, the State legislature walkingman Jan 2025 #1

That is criminal malaise Jan 2025 #2

Wow. When my son was enrolled in public high school in Tucson, back in the late 1980s, the system was sinkingfeeling Jan 2025 #3

And no one can look at the financial books. Archae Jan 2025 #4

gangster capitalism pigging out at the public trough Celerity Jan 2025 #5

No transparency? Surprise. Old Crank Jan 2025 #6