The education nonprofit once run by Prince George’s County Executive Rushern Baker is on the verge of shutting down as the son of its major donor plans to move it to New York. Meanwhile, Community Teachers Institute, which failed to file several years of financial records until revealed this summer during Baker’s campaign for county executive, still has not submitted financial paperwork dating back to 2009. “It’s kind of up in limbo now,” Reginald Weaver, a Community Teachers Institute board member from Bowie, said of the organization.

Timothy Greeman, whose father, Peter, was a large donor to the nonprofit before he died in 2007, said he is the “main driving force” behind the organization now that Baker left and is shutting down the Lanham operation and moving it closer to home in New York.