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The Education Department’s inspector general says he will review whether federal money is inappropriately being spent on programs by a company founded by Neil Bush, the president’s brother.
Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, a Washington-based watchdog group, called for the inquiry and released a letter this week from the department’s inspector general, John Higgins Jr.
In it, Higgins said he would ask an assistant to examine the group’s complaint.
The group contends school districts inappropriately are using federal dollars for Ignite! Learning Inc. programs. It says there is no proof the company’s products are effective and claims the schools are using the products due to political considerations.
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