New York Tightens Special Education Rules, Aiming to Reduce Fraud
New York City’s public schools will step up oversight of funding for private tutoring and other services after a New York Times investigation revealed questionable billing.
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New York City’s public schools will step up oversight of funding for private tutoring and other services after a New York Times investigation revealed questionable billing.
A taxpayer-funded childcare company racked up nearly 500 violations over the last three years.
Amid concerns about fraud in the industry, the city has stopped doing business with the companies, which provide special education, primarily to yeshivas.
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New York City education officials will block payments for some companies that have billed the government to provide special education, primarily for students in yeshivas.