A liberal organization that opposes the federally financed voucher program in the District of Columbia has filed a suit that seeks to force the U.S. Department of Education to disclose documents ...

Prominent lawmakers said throughout the debate on cutting D.C. school voucher funding that they would consider reauthorizing the program, but an internal document shows House Democrats have no ...

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A new survey shows that many Texas families still do not know about the $1 billion school voucher program coming online for ...

School vouchers in Texas face pushback from unlikely allies: rural residents, home-schoolers, Democrats, and teachers unions.

(Chicago, IL — May 2, 2008) Free-market economics has taught us competition improves products–regardless of what that product is. In a study by the Manhattan Institute released April 30, authors Jay P ...

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act seeks to prevent vendor and employee fraud that would otherwise stem from the exploitation of weaknesses in accounts payable controls. The act requires that controls be in place ...

The Financial Operations Policies and Procedures website hosts detailed guidance on policies and processes related to Accounts Payable services. For assistance in determining payment methods see the ...

A transfer is the movement of funds between accounting elements within the University. The following sections will provide general guidelines for University transfers and specific information for FY ...

CINCINNATI, OH (FOX19) - A Cincinnati man was arrested by federal agents on charges of defrauding the government and making false statements, according to the Ohio Attorney General’s Office. Gary ...

CHICAGO—The Kentucky physician dragged off a United Airlines flight in Chicago on April 9 was initially interested in the carrier’s offer for an $800 voucher but declined, according to a Chicago ...