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A report by the State Financial Officers Foundation and Open the Books has uncovered approximately $225 million in alleged fraud in K-12 education across the U.S. over the past six years. The findings indicate numerous cases of embezzlement and other fraudulent activities, raising concerns about the oversight of federal education funding.
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A report by the State Financial Officers Foundation and Open the Books has uncovered approximately $225 million in alleged fraud in K-12 education across the U.S. over the past six years. The findings indicate numerous cases of embezzlement and other fraudulent activities, raising concerns about the oversight of federal education funding.
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Report Identifies $225 Million in Alleged Fraud in K-12 Education