As the Miami-Dade County school board considering awarding a multi-million dollar contract to the for-profit K12 Inc. to supply remote learning to all its students, the virtual learning company made a very very generous contribution to a nonprofit chaired by Miami’s superintendent of schools.
The matter is being investigated.
K12 delivered subpar services, and the board nixed the contract.
MIAMI (CBSMiami) – The Office of the Inspector General for Miami-Dade County Public Schools has launched an investigation into Superintendent Alberto Carvalho’s nonprofit following a donation from K12, the much-maligned online learning platform axed by the district.
A memo from Inspector General Mary Cagle states her office “will begin a review of the transfer of approximately $1.57 million dollars from K12, a virtual instruction provider, to the Foundation for New Education Initiatives, Inc.”
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The sickness of corrupt-capitalist mindsets is what it is:
Corrupt. CBK
$1.57 million dollars is a tidy sum. They should also look at the possibility that the Foundation for New Education Initiatives, Inc. is nothing but a slush fund with Alberto Carvalho a well-paid director.
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