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The Sawyer School itself didn't owe the IRS approx. $ 1million & the $ 1.4 millionUS Dept. of Education; I beleive it was the parent entity-Academic Enterprises, Inc. I'm not sure if the audit report looked at ONLY Sawyer School by itself. Based on financial aid/student enrollment of recent education periods, there was a significant decline in both. Sawyer School must have experienced a cash flow problem during the fall semester(& probably prior to the fall semester). Whether or not the RI Office of Higher Education could have or should have been aware of the school's financial difficulties may be aother matter.

As far as Charter Schools for non-proficient students, GOOD LUCK with that suggestion!(RI GA already mismanages enough of our money).

More RI residents will leave if the economy improves significantly; jobs aren't here/taxes & fees/regulations are too high/not friendly to business. As real estate values rise, more RIer's will sell their homes & leave the state.

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