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Pastor arrested in fraud scheme at charter school
Houston Chronicle ^
| July 2, 2004
| HARVEY RICE
Posted on 07/02/2004 9:37:55 AM PDT by joesnuffy
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posted on
07/02/2004 9:37:56 AM PDT
by
joesnuffy
To: joesnuffy
Greater Progressive Baptist ChurchWhat the heck is that???????
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posted on
07/02/2004 9:39:18 AM PDT
by
Chad Fairbanks
(Become a Monthly Donor, and the Harp Seal gets it.)
To: joesnuffy
FBI agenst transport Louvicy Wilcox 51, to the federal courthouse
That's the wife?
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posted on
07/02/2004 9:50:41 AM PDT
by
martin_fierro
(Knees in the breeze)
To: Chad Fairbanks
"Greater Progressive Baptist Church"
What the heck is that???????
The short version of the original name, "The new, improved, bigger, faster, better, Progressive Baptist Church". : )
We just had a similar situation a couple of days ago and the pictures of them being brought out in handcuffs looked almost identical.
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posted on
07/02/2004 9:52:10 AM PDT
by
DocRock
To: joesnuffy
It's widely known that audits are inherently racist.
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posted on
07/02/2004 9:52:48 AM PDT
by
AppyPappy
(If You're Not A Part Of The Solution, There's Good Money To Be Made In Prolonging The Problem.)
To: Chad Fairbanks
What the heck is that??????? Anybody can call themselves a minister and start a church. I'm thinking of doing it myself. I will call my church "The Tax Exemt Church Of Graybeard"
To: DocRock
Is there no accountability for these people to open a school? Not even a college degree? It seems that there has to be some sort of accountable person in charge to qualify for federal funds, after all this isn't a home school.
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posted on
07/02/2004 9:57:22 AM PDT
by
Eva
To: Graybeard58
I started my own church once, called the Church of Chad, complete with a Book of Chad, and was devoted soley to the worship of All Things Chad...
So far, though, the congregation consists of only me, and my many personalities...
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posted on
07/02/2004 10:01:23 AM PDT
by
Chad Fairbanks
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To: DocRock
I just have an instant wariness of any organisation that contains the word "Progressive" in the name...
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posted on
07/02/2004 10:01:56 AM PDT
by
Chad Fairbanks
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To: Eva
"Is there no accountability for these people to open a school? Not even a college degree? It seems that there has to be some sort of accountable person in charge to qualify for federal funds, after all this isn't a home school."
I don't know anything about the one in Houston, but the one near me was kind of like a "home school away from home". Here is a
LINK to their sign up sheet for home schooling.
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posted on
07/02/2004 10:12:08 AM PDT
by
DocRock
To: DocRock
It varies from state to state depending on the system established by the state legislature. But basically they have to apply to a state board for the charter. In Texas that board is appointed by the governor. That board is supposed to assess whether the proposed charter school meets whatever standards have been set up.
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posted on
07/02/2004 10:22:14 AM PDT
by
PFC
To: DocRock
This could be the death nell for charter schools if some accountability is not assigned. This sounds like ascam that would occur in Mexico, not the US.
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posted on
07/02/2004 10:34:44 AM PDT
by
Eva
To: joesnuffy
FBI agents who made the arrest found Wilcox hiding in a false compartment in a closet at his home with $3,500 in cash, Assistant U.S. Attorney Melissa Annis told U.S. Magistrate Judge Calvin Botley. Dang! That must have been a BIG false compartment.
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posted on
07/02/2004 10:41:55 AM PDT
by
SuziQ
(Bush in 2004/Because we MUST!!)
To: SuziQ
Peobably just his wife's shoe rack.
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posted on
07/02/2004 10:50:17 AM PDT
by
Old Professer
(Interests in common are commonly abused.)
To: SuziQ
I am going to put separators between the keys on this lousy keyboard:
Probably just his wife's shoe rack.
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posted on
07/02/2004 10:51:21 AM PDT
by
Old Professer
(Interests in common are commonly abused.)
To: SuziQ
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posted on
07/02/2004 10:53:35 AM PDT
by
Old Professer
(Interests in common are commonly abused.)
To: joesnuffy
I don't trust any organization with the PROGRASSIVE in its title.
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posted on
07/02/2004 11:02:38 AM PDT
by
Chewbacca
(There is a place in this world for all of God's creatures.....right next to the mashed potatoes.)
To: Chewbacca
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posted on
07/02/2004 11:03:12 AM PDT
by
Chewbacca
(There is a place in this world for all of God's creatures.....right next to the mashed potatoes.)
To: Old Professer
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posted on
07/02/2004 11:12:39 AM PDT
by
SuziQ
(Bush in 2004/Because we MUST!!)
To: Eva
The whole point behind charter schools is that they are supposed to represent "freedom" from all the "restrictions" of a duly-elected school board, and "freedom" from the evil teachers' unions.
This story is repeated in practically every city where there are charter schools. The University of Missouri (Rolla) is trying to shake loose its oversight of a misbehaving charter school in St. Louis MO. MO is unusual in that it actually puts someone in charge of charter schools; most states allow them to operate virtually unregulated, while freely spending tax dollars.
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posted on
07/02/2004 11:58:43 AM PDT
by
valkyrieanne
(Isn't he CUTE with that little moustache?)
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