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The guilty pleas include a former district superintendent, who admitted to receiving thousands of dollars for his part in the scam.
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The guilty pleas include a former district superintendent, who admitted to receiving thousands of dollars for his part in the scam.
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The investigation of the virtual schools, and the allegations of improperly boosting enrollment figures to generate more tax dollars, would be similar to federal...
By Brandon Moseley Alabama Political Reporter State School Board Member Betty Peters (R), is urging citizens to contact their legislators to oppose Senate Bills...
