Published 8 months ago

One of California’s largest charter school networks lacked years of records to justify tens of millions in spending, state audit finds

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Inspire, a home school charter network, for years lacked records to justify its claims for state funding. The Inspire network, which included two schools authorized out of San Diego County, also overreported student attendance. Inspire's lapses resulted in part from some of the same financial practices and weaknesses in oversight that have allowed other California charter school operators to get more taxpayer money.

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San Diego Union Tribune

One of California’s largest charter school networks lacked years of records to justify tens of millions in spending, state audit finds

Hayne Palmour IVSan Diego Union-Tribune THE INSPIRE charter schools district office in Poway. Six county superintendents wrote a letter this month asking the state fiscal team to audit Inspire. (Hayne Palmour IV/The San Diego Union-Tribune) One of Californias largest charter school networks lacked years of records to justify tens of millions in spending, state audit finds Kristen Taketa Dec. 9, 2023 Inspire, a home school chart…

8 months ago·San Diego, United States

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