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Pennsylvania, and especially Philadelphia, are not serving their children well, and educational freedom would correct this.
A school superintendent, asked to resign before his first day after doubts surfaced about his competency, still got paid for a full year.
The New York City Public School system is literally renting some of its schools - and some of those remain vacant.
A publoic school secretary wrote eight checks to herself, disguising them as payable to legitimate payees, and shortchanged a key fund.
Texas, known for outsized projects, institutions, and egos, is also known for outsized public school debt and a Robin Hood style funding plan.
The two senior officials of Montgomery County (Pennsylvania) public schools took an African safari - for professional development!
The cost to renovate Boston's White Stadium, which belongs to Boston Public Schools, has almost tripled in two years.
The North Carolina lottery was supposed to fund education, but only 16 percent of "house winnings" have gone to schools.
Plainedge UFSD must pay a severance of over nine hundred thousand dollars to its recently resigned superintendent of schools.
Florida mistakenly gave vouchers to more than 37,000 students still in the public schools, and has made little effort to get the money back.
