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A report by the State Financial Officers Foundation and Open the Books has revealed approximately $225 million in alleged fraud in K-12 education across the U.S. over the past six years. The report identifies nearly 90 cases of fraud, including embezzlement and inflated enrollment, and emphasizes the need for stronger oversight of federal education spending.
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A report by the State Financial Officers Foundation and Open the Books has revealed approximately $225 million in alleged fraud in K-12 education across the U.S. over the past six years. The report identifies nearly 90 cases of fraud, including embezzlement and inflated enrollment, and emphasizes the need for stronger oversight of federal education spending.
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Report Identifies $225 Million in Alleged Fraud in K-12 Education