Fraud Scandal Rocks Seattle’s School District

It’s hard to keep up with all the headlines that are flying fast and furious in the wake of the revelation earlier this week of a $1.8 million fraud scandal that has rocked the Seattle Public School District. But the latest news is that the Seattle Times and School Board President Steve Sundquist, historically two of the biggest apologists and fans of controversial School Superintendent Maria Goodloe-Johnson, are both saying the superintendent needs to go — either fired by the school board, or should resign. (Sundquist also mentions the option of buying out the remainder of Goodloe-Johnson’s roughly $300,000/year contract....