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The U.S. Department of Education today awarded $110M to Corinthian College, Inc. In Santa Ana, California, to help restore normal operations related to the recent 21 day delay. The immediate $110M grant, which is being made through the Department's School Emergency Response Fund (SERF) program and administered by the Office of Safe and Healthy Students, will provide support to students and faculty at Everest Colleges, Everest Institute, as well as the Heald and Wyotech impacted by the delay in funding.

"While we can't take away the pain that tragic incidents have caused the school and community, we can provide support to the students, faculty and community who were impacted and continue to feel the loss," U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan said. "This grant will help provide the necessary services needed to restore the learning environment."

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I said we needed to take coco back to its roots. Prayers answered. Cash will allow us to rite the boat

I dispute your characterization.

http://www.ed.gov/news/press-releases/us-department-education-awards-more-121000-school-district-arapahoe-colorado-res <--- the REAL story in which this troll used some nasty, albeit creative, editing. Back the "What a relief!" bus up, folks.

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The Company disputes your conclusions that the Company had falsified anything. On the contrary, the Company investigates all matters when it becomes aware of them.

the story is way too fluid, the links can't keep up with the breaking details.

Doesn't link to the story. You're a fraud

http://www2.ed.gov/about/offices/list/oese/oshs/index.html

Supervisor Emphasis Rating Form what comes up on the ED search tool

Thank you for visiting the Office of Safe and Healthy Students (OSHS) website. It is our desire to provide you with useful and timely information that will enhance your knowledge of safe and supportive schools; health, mental health, environmental health, and physical education; drug and violence prevention; character and civic education; and homeland security, emergency management, school programs administered by OSHS, and of issues that are important to the Elementary and Secondary Education Act as reauthorized by the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act.

The Department's Project SERF grants provide funding for school districts, colleges and universities that have experienced a significant traumatic event and need resources to respond, recover and re-establish safe environments for students. The Office of Safe and Healthy Students has awarded more than $638 million through 119 grants since the program began in 2001.

Funds come from the "SERF" program!

Not sourced. Don't believe

Office of safe and healthy students?? Now that's some funny shit.

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