The disgraced former Massachusetts special ed director who was accused of misusing more than $37 million in taxpayer dollars has lost his pension appeal.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-08-29 16:59:44">August 29, 2024 at 4:59 p.m.</time>

The disgraced former Massachusetts special ed director who was accused of misusing more than $37 million in taxpayer dollars has lost his pension appeal.{ai:summary}<p>A former Massachusetts special education director has been denied an appeal regarding his pension after being accused of misusing over $37 million in taxpayer funds. </p><p>The decision reinforces accountability in financial management within public sectors. #crime</p>

Ex-Massachusetts special ed director accused of embezzling $37 million loses his pension appeal

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