After-school programs are the thing Brooklyn parents claw to keep funded, the few hours of care and enrichment between the last bell and a parent getting home. Prosecutors say the woman who ran one of them quietly drained its account for six years and spent the money on herself.
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She ran an after-school program for Brooklyn kids, then wrote 153 checks from its account on hotels and liquor, prosecutors say
Shalisha Jackson, director of P.S. 146’s after-school program, is accused of stealing $111,000 over six years to fund personal expenses including hotels and liquor, leaving parents to wonder what programs lost. Brooklyn.
She ran an after-school program for Brooklyn kids, then wrote 153 checks from its account on hotels and liquor, prosecutors say
Shalisha Jackson, director of P.S. 146’s after-school program, is accused of stealing $111,000 over six years to fund personal expenses including hotels and liquor, leaving parents to wonder what programs lost. Brooklyn.
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