Former School Official in Hot Seat

Education

Former Española School District business manager Myrna Garcia works on her laptop during a May meeting. A Public Education Department official asked the state auditor to determine if she committed fraud by not telling her supervisors about the late taxes that cost the District more than $210,000 in fines and fees.

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    A high-ranking Public Education Department official asked state regulators to determine whether former Española School District business manager Myrna Garcia committed fraud by not informing administrators that two quarters of payroll taxes were not paid, costing the District more…

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