Thompson also represents DuVal, Horne on occasion, as he did when he responded to a January request from the school system for public records. The connections among those profiting from charters is interesting, board members say, but the real story is not where the money is going, but where it isn't going. No matter who it's going to, it's not going to educate our children. Still, the expenditures are large enough to have prompted an inquiry by the local State Attorney's Office. And State Attorney's Office sources confirm that other major charter school expenditures are being examined.
Charter schools are so skinny.
As far as I know, nobody's profiting from them. DuVal is well aware that some think otherwise. All I can say is there are a lot of false rumors going around. And the only ones who really benefit from the false rumors is the School Board and those who oppose charters. Surf the Internet up to 50 times faster with an aDSL modem.