U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) on Wednesday called the 667-page audit published this week by the Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury “deeply disturbing,” highlighting the more than $100 million in suspicious spending outlined by investigators.Â
“This audit is deeply disturbing. Instead of prioritizing our children, the Memphis-Shelby County School system spent nearly $100 million on waste, fraud, and abuse,” wrote Blackburn in a post to X.
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A tax-exempt nonprofit spent less than 1% of its money on its own programs in most recent years, re-granting the rest to its affiliated advocacy groups. Between 2010 and 2024, those transfers totaled roughly $146 million.
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In December 2025, India seized over 100,000 forged diplomas from 28 universities that had been accepted by American companies for employment.
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A new report from the State Financial Officers Foundation and Open the Books uncovered nearly 90 alleged fraud schemes involving roughly $225 million across American schools since 2019.
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