Philadelphia School District Criticized for Federal Stimulus Fund Accountability
The School District of Philadelphia faces scrutiny following a City Controller report revealing poor accountability for $2.8 billion in capital assets, including $1.8 billion from federal pandemic stimulus funds. The February 2026 report found over 60% of tested assets were improperly recorded or missing, indicating systemic weaknesses in inventory management despite significant post-pandemic purchases.
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