Schools can’t explain hefty car benefits

Published December 19, 2006 5:00am ET



Fifty-four D.C. Public Schools employees were paid $300,000 to drive their cars in the past three years, but school officials are hard-pressed to explain why those employees got the money.

Records obtained under the Freedom of Information Act show employees from midlevel staffers to top executives being paid on seemingly random scales, with large spikes in payments.

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