Former Obama adviser pleads guilty to stealing $218K from schools
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A former Obama administration adviser pleaded guilty to wire fraud and stealing $218,000 from charter schools, announced the Southern District of New York (SDNY) on Friday.
According to the Department of Justice, in 2005, Andrew created "School Network-1," a series of New York-based charter schools. In 2013, Andrew left his position at the school and took a role in the Department of Education. He later became a senior adviser in the White House's Office of Educational Technology.
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