Former virtual charter school leaders face federal charges tied to alleged enrollment scam

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6 thoughts on “Former virtual charter school leaders face federal charges tied to alleged enrollment scam

    1. Here’s everything you need to know about online charter schools…

      They robbed the state of money to pay for their own kids to go to Park Tudor.

      They’re running a fraud on all of us and they know it.

  1. When will the powers that be start really watching and regulating the charters. This excess $ 75 million is money taken from public education which is still available for majority of our youth. Strong public education means a vibrant community. Please learn from this gross error in regulating.

  2. I have never seen the merits of charter schools. Educating students is not easy and the motives of these charter schools are quite different from public schools, and they are not held to the same standards either. So I do not understand why taxpayers are on the hook for their inefficiencies and criminal behavior. I hope the perpetrators are prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

  3. A country that does not have a good public education system is doomed to fail in the long run. Indiana is running on empty. Get rid of vouchers and make Charters accountable and equitable. Yeah, I know…..maybe just mandatory kindergarten, then?….

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