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As a board member of four publicly funded charter schools in Akron and Cleveland, Charlotte Burrell will watch this year as $5.3 million in taxpayer money passes through her financial reports.
She knows most of it will go to White Hat Management a private, for profit Akron based company that runs 32 charter schools in Ohio. But unlike an elected school board member who can obtain intimate details about spending, her hands are tied. What White Hat does with the money, she said, is beyond her control.
She pointed to the line item on a budget at a joint board meeting in February for two of the charter schools University and Brown Street academies. Of $2.1 million in expected yearly funds, unrestricted dollars for both schools totaled roughly $1,500, or less than 0.1 percent.
"That’s what we concern ourselves with the majority of the time," she said.
She’s satisfied, so long as a school treasurer employed by White Hat says the money spent by White Hat adds up.
So, who is in charge of the nonprofit, publicly funded Ohio charter schools that 20 years ago did not exist? This school year, more than $900 million in state and local tax dollars some of it approved by local voters will be transferred from local schools to charters.
In Ohio, charter schools are required to satisfy strict federal guidelines as nonprofit organizations under Section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code, including board autonomy. If the board is not independent of the company, the IRS is supposed to throw up a red flag.
But state law allows private companies to throw out nonprofit boards that challenge them.
At many White Hat operated schools, this already has happened. Last summer, boards in Akron and Cleveland expressed dissatisfaction with White Hat, so White Hat forced them out and new boards were formed.
The three unpaid board members who attended the February meeting said they were recruited by White Hat to serve. They turn over 95.5 percent of funding to White Hat, which then hires the staff, pays the bills and gives rent to its for profit affiliates that own the tax exempt http://www.uggsshow.com/ school properties.
Burrell said she has been asked by White Hat to serve on four school boards. "White Hat asked me," fellow board member Jean Lee agreed.
David DuBois, the other board member present, shared a similar story with Beacon Journal and NewsOutlet reporters, who visited the February meeting at University Academy on South Arlington Street.
DuBois said Nancy Brennan, daughter of White Hat founder David Brennan, asked him and his wife to serve. And they did. "Our daughter and her daughter were close friends and went to school together [at Our Lady of the Elms] for eight years," he said.
DuBois’ wife served as board president of University and Brown Street, then called Hope Academies, before Burrell took over this school year.
Burrell continues to serve other White Hat managed schools: another K 8 school in Cleveland and an Akron Life Skills center for students ages 16 to 21 who fall behind.
"How long have I been on the board?" she asked, looking across the table toward the boards’ attorney and a White Hat employee, who each confirmed that it’s been at least five years.
"I don’t keep track of that, as long as I’m enjoying what I do," she said.
White Hat says it recruits board members only if asked to by an existing member or the sponsor.
"Sometimes we have one or two people that would like to start a school, and they don’t have enough for an entire board. So they want to, they talk to, other board members or ask us to help recruit board, um, recommend board members," said Maggie Ford, chief academic officer at White Hat.
Ford said the company doesn’t manage the boards. When told about the situation in Cheap UGG Boots Akron (board members said White Hat asked them to serve), Ford said she had no knowledge that her company might have selected a board that hires her company.
She also said she has never heard of a Brennan recruiting board members. Cheap UGGs "And Nancy doesn’t work here."
An attempt to reach Nancy Brennan was unsuccessful, but White Hat’s lobbyist, Tom Needles, called and said he would speak for the company.
"It takes a lot of effort to identify the right kind of board members to serve. White Hat is no different than other [education management organizations] in seeking out qualified and committed board members who care about the community and their families. I would say that that’s true statewide."
Asked if there are any issues with the company selecting board members who then hire the company, he said: "You might be reading too much into it. There is an ongoing interest among several different parties to found schools that serve a discernible need. We view this as a very collaborative objective that has first and foremost the students’ needs at heart."
The IRS’ checklist to qualify for federal tax exempt status draws a bright line between the charter school governing board and the management company hired to run the school. The company should not create the board or recruit the members, and any evidence of boilerplate contracts from one school to the next suggests the company may be in control.
Richard Schmalbeck, a Duke University professor of law and a former tax law attorney, said the description of relationships between private companies and Ohio charter schools may be problematic.
"The charter schools appear to be run by a for profit organization," he said.
Because the private company creates and owns the nonprofit school, then recruits a governing board that would give a favorable contract to the private company, "There may be a private benefit problem. Charities are supposed to operate exclusively for charitable purposes, and not for the purpose of advancing for profit business ventures."
As a board member of four publicly funded charter schools in Akron and Cleveland, Charlotte Burrell will watch this year as $5.3 million in taxpayer money passes through her financial reports.
She knows most of it will go to White Hat Management a private, for profit Akron based company that runs 32 charter schools in Ohio. But unlike an elected school board member who can obtain intimate details about spending, her hands are tied. What White Hat does with the money, she said, is beyond her control.
She pointed to the line item on a budget at a joint board meeting in February for two of the charter schools University and Brown Street academies. Of $2.1 million in expected yearly funds, unrestricted dollars for both schools totaled roughly $1,500, or less than 0.1 percent.
"That’s what we concern ourselves with the majority of the time," she said.
She’s satisfied, so long as a school treasurer employed by White Hat says the money spent by White Hat adds up.
So, who is in charge of the nonprofit, publicly funded Ohio charter schools that 20 years ago did not exist? This school year, more than $900 million in state and local tax dollars some of it approved by local voters will be transferred from local schools to charters.
In Ohio, charter schools are required to satisfy strict federal guidelines as nonprofit organizations under Section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code, including board autonomy. If the board is not independent of the company, the IRS is supposed to throw up a red flag.
But state law allows private companies to throw out nonprofit boards that challenge them.
At many White Hat operated schools, this already has happened. Last summer, boards in Akron and Cleveland expressed dissatisfaction with White Hat, so White Hat forced them out and new boards were formed.
The three unpaid board members who attended the February meeting said they were recruited by White Hat to serve. They turn over 95.5 percent of funding to White Hat, which then hires the staff, pays the bills and gives rent to its for profit affiliates that own the tax exempt http://www.uggsshow.com/ school properties.
Burrell said she has been asked by White Hat to serve on four school boards. "White Hat asked me," fellow board member Jean Lee agreed.
David DuBois, the other board member present, shared a similar story with Beacon Journal and NewsOutlet reporters, who visited the February meeting at University Academy on South Arlington Street.
DuBois said Nancy Brennan, daughter of White Hat founder David Brennan, asked him and his wife to serve. And they did. "Our daughter and her daughter were close friends and went to school together [at Our Lady of the Elms] for eight years," he said.
DuBois’ wife served as board president of University and Brown Street, then called Hope Academies, before Burrell took over this school year.
Burrell continues to serve other White Hat managed schools: another K 8 school in Cleveland and an Akron Life Skills center for students ages 16 to 21 who fall behind.
"How long have I been on the board?" she asked, looking across the table toward the boards’ attorney and a White Hat employee, who each confirmed that it’s been at least five years.
"I don’t keep track of that, as long as I’m enjoying what I do," she said.
White Hat says it recruits board members only if asked to by an existing member or the sponsor.
"Sometimes we have one or two people that would like to start a school, and they don’t have enough for an entire board. So they want to, they talk to, other board members or ask us to help recruit board, um, recommend board members," said Maggie Ford, chief academic officer at White Hat.
Ford said the company doesn’t manage the boards. When told about the situation in Cheap UGG Boots Akron (board members said White Hat asked them to serve), Ford said she had no knowledge that her company might have selected a board that hires her company.
She also said she has never heard of a Brennan recruiting board members. Cheap UGGs "And Nancy doesn’t work here."
An attempt to reach Nancy Brennan was unsuccessful, but White Hat’s lobbyist, Tom Needles, called and said he would speak for the company.
"It takes a lot of effort to identify the right kind of board members to serve. White Hat is no different than other [education management organizations] in seeking out qualified and committed board members who care about the community and their families. I would say that that’s true statewide."
Asked if there are any issues with the company selecting board members who then hire the company, he said: "You might be reading too much into it. There is an ongoing interest among several different parties to found schools that serve a discernible need. We view this as a very collaborative objective that has first and foremost the students’ needs at heart."
The IRS’ checklist to qualify for federal tax exempt status draws a bright line between the charter school governing board and the management company hired to run the school. The company should not create the board or recruit the members, and any evidence of boilerplate contracts from one school to the next suggests the company may be in control.
Richard Schmalbeck, a Duke University professor of law and a former tax law attorney, said the description of relationships between private companies and Ohio charter schools may be problematic.
"The charter schools appear to be run by a for profit organization," he said.
Because the private company creates and owns the nonprofit school, then recruits a governing board that would give a favorable contract to the private company, "There may be a private benefit problem. Charities are supposed to operate exclusively for charitable purposes, and not for the purpose of advancing for profit business ventures."
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