District of Columbia officials agreed to pay more than $1.7 million to the federal government to settle claims that city school officials bilked the feds out of millions in grants to help students who didn’t exist.
School officials took in millions of public dollars from grants designed to help the children of migrant farmers and fishers over decades. The problem was that a 2005 audit revealed that there were no such children in the school system.
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