The
superintendent of the VLT Academy, a charter school of 600 some students, was
making $140,000 per year; her daughter was making $92,000 per year for data
entry; and her husband was making $62,000 in addition to running his company
that performs the charter's janitorial services, under a highest bid contract,
for $323,000 per year. The family was receiving nearly $1,000 per student for
central office duties and cleaning.
The
board of this VLT Academy charter school recently voted to start closing
procedures. The operator (family) is shopping for another sponsor. The current
charter school sponsor is dropping authorization for VLT Academy.
Educational Resource Consultants of Ohio is/was the sponsor.
Larry Lash was the treasurer.
And, big surprise here, the schools results are terrible.
