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Two Reporters Covering Education in the Midwest Followed the Money … to a School in New York (www.propublica.org)

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And then we heard concerns that students were being mistreated at one of those schools: Shrub Oak International School in Mohegan Lake, New York. Black eyes and bruises. Insufficient staffing. Medical neglect. No kitchen.

At least 15 Illinois students were enrolled there this past school year using state and local taxpayer dollars at $573,200 each. No state outside of New York sends more students to Shrub Oak than Illinois.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 month ago

They saw the for-profit prisons and wondered how they could profit off the misery of others too. ^yay^