A civil lawsuit currently working its way through Arizona Superior Court in Maricopa County alleges that a network of for-profit educators owes millions of dollars to one of its funders. The defendants named in the fraud suit include private education companies Southern Careers Institute, Woz U, and Coder For Rent. The individual Brent Richardson, who […]
A civil lawsuit currently working its way through Arizona Superior Court in Maricopa County alleges that a network of for-profit educators…
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eLearning Inside December 02, 2020
Henry Kronk December 02, 2020
