City schools can keep records private

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The D.C. city government has rejected an appeal to release information on how the public schools are spending money from a fund created by private donations.

In an e-mail dated Tuesday, administrative hearings officer Len Becker said the schools have a right to deny a request, made by The Examiner under the Freedom of Information Act, to disclose expenditures from the schools’ Central Investment Fund.

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