...The prosecutor’s office examined records from 2001 to 2013, tracking
7,039 transactions amounting to about $69,000. The average transaction
was around $25.
The office also interviewed Rock Terrace staff. It didn’t talk
directly to parents or students, but rather reviewed parent statements
and other information the school system passed on from its
investigation.
The Educational Systems Federal Credit Union provided records for 93 students, Roslund said.
The investigation uncovered multiple inconsistencies related to how
staff managed the money and bank accounts. The “variances” point to a
lack of supervision and oversight “within individual school years,
individual student accounts and from year to year,” McCarthy said.
The investigation determined that money pulled from the accounts
generally was put toward school programs, but there was no documentation
of exactly how the money was spent...
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