Source: New York Post
A California charter school accused by state auditors of improperly receiving more than $180 million in K-12 funding has filed for bankruptcy after a stunning list of questionable spending — including a $1. 96 million San Diego getaway, an $80,000 Maui conference and a Paris trip for an employee whose mother sat on the school’s board. Highlands Community and Technical Schools filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in federal court Sunday, seeking protection as it fights a massive state funding claim and attempts to keep its schools operating.
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