A financial analyst in the D.C. schools became a whistle-blower after schools executive Brenda Belton changed the passwords to his computer and telephones, sources have told The Examiner.
Belton, who was charged with monitoring 17 charter schools that enrolled about 4,000 students, is now at the center of a grand jury probe and three parallel investigations into her office’s spending.
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