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CREW REQUESTS INVESTIGATION INTO NCLB FUNDS SPENT ON NEIL BUSH PROGRAM (IGNITE)

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CREW REQUESTS DEPT. OF ED. AUDIT OF NCLB FUNDS SPENT ON NEIL BUSH’S IGNITE! LEARNING PRODUCTS // 12 Sep 2007

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12 Sep 2007 // Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) requested that the Department of Education’s Inspector General (IG) investigate why federal No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) funds are being spent on educational products sold by Ignite! Learning, a company founded and headed by Neil Bush, President Bush’s younger brother.

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