ECS Resignations Raise Questions of Fiscal Health
Leader of state policy group says problems can be fixed.
The No. 2 staff member at the Education Commission of the States resigned last week, saying that the Denver-based group faces a financial crisis, and that she doubts the current ECS president can fix it.
By the end of the week, the accounting manager had also resigned, expressing similar concerns, and two policy analysts had announced their departures as well.
The leaders of the 40-year-old clearinghouse on state education policy responded that the group’s...
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