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By: Tonya Mead, CFE, CHFI, PI, MBA, MA Educational Psychology There has been an outcry rebuking the re-newed focus on apprenticeships, career, and technical education (CTE). It is for naught. For instance, Anthony Carnevale, the former member on President George W. Bush’s White House Commission on Technology and professor at Georgetown University Center on Education […]

Hurricanes and School Mismanagement

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By: Tonya Mead, CFE, CHFI, PI, MBA,MA Educational Psychology Hurricane Harvey appears to be inflicting major damage in Georgia and Texas. Our hearts and prayers go out to all in the vicinity. In thinking back on the potential for devastation, I recall Hurricane Katrina. Fraud By 2011, “the Disaster Fraud Task Force prosecuted more than […]

For profit fraud rhetoric

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| Ethics and Corruption, Financial Aid, Fraud in Education

By: Tonya Mead, CFE, PI, MBA, MA Educational Psychology Senator Warren (D-Mass) has taken the mantle to accuse US Department of ED Secretary DeVos of “helping for- profit colleges swindle students by illegally delaying an Obama-era Department of Education rule” [para 1]. Fraud is fraud. Whether from for profit college, non-profit university, traditional public, public […]

Oversight should be apolitical

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By: Tonya Mead, CFE, PI, MBA, MA Educational Psychology Last night at around 10:30pm, James Runcie, Chief Operating Officer of the Office of Federal Student Aid, U.S. Department of Education resigned, reportedly due to his refusal to testify before the House Oversight Committee. House Education and the Workforce Chairwoman Rep. Virginia Foxx discerned, “No one […]

Chicago’s Bloodied Streets and Board of Education

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By: Tonya Mead, CFE, PI, MBA, MA Educational Psychology “We haven’t had a president yet, including Obama, who has cared about Chicago,” exclaimed Rep. Bobby Rush in an interview. The entire interview can be read here. The Washington Post surmised that the murder rate is so high that it has driven up the murder rate […]

$7 Billion K-12 and $1 grant equals 35 to 65 cents college tuition increases

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By: Tonya Mead, CFE, PI, MBA,MA Educational Psychology $7 billion dollars awarded over 7 years ($4.6 billion by 2012) to k-12 public school systems for school improvement did not result in significant increases in the academic performance of students attending struggling schools. Other articles you may find of interest Post- Student loans and executive bonuses […]

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It is a crime to dismiss career education

Hurricanes and School Mismanagement

For profit fraud rhetoric

Oversight should be apolitical

Chicago’s Bloodied Streets and Board of Education

$7 Billion K-12 and $1 grant equals 35 to 65 cents college tuition increases