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Waste Of The Day: Education Fraud Sweeps Nation
Waste Of The Day: Education Fraud Sweeps Nation
Authored by Jeremy Portnoy via RealClearInvestigations,
Topline: Since 2019, school districts across 24 states and Puerto Rico have lost $225 million to fraud confirmed by the U.S. Department of Education inspector general's semiannual report to Congress. No more than $67 million has been recovered.
Key facts: Open the Books and the State Financial Officers Foundation documented 74 instances of confirmed school fraud, averaging over $3 million each. There are far more that have gone unprosecuted or undetected.
Florida and Illinois schools each had the most...
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