News in Brief: A State Capitals Roundup
An audit from the Washington state education department charges that a nonprofit agency failed to provide required services to migrant students and should repay $2.2 million in federal aid.
The audit, released Nov. 16, found that the Washington State Migrant Council did not provide accurate counts for the number of children eligible for various federal programs, which meant the council received more aid than it was entitled to. Auditors also found that the group did not offer as many hours of service as...
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Correction:
This article should have stated that errors in data submitted to the Texas Education Agency by the Dallas Independent School District were due to district employees' incorrect use of the state agency's conversion method for such data.
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