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Advocacy group calls for more oversight of California charter school spending

August 6, 2018

Via: Education Dive

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When public funds are used for any purpose, the public has a right to know how those funds are spent. However, many charter schools do not have sufficient oversight of financial matters. In many cases, this issue is because of the way current policies are written. The burden of oversight is another factor in some states as well.

A lack of transparency and inadequate oversight can set up the potential for waste, fraud, and abuse.

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