Embattled school president Ben Dillard told employees this week that FDTC would pay back the federal government over a three-year period, but that the school would likely have to cut several part-time positions to cover the difference.Īccording to Brown, that idea “drew harsh criticism from staff and faculty members,” many of whom believe Dillard is paying exorbitant salaries to an inordinate number of full-time administrators. Department of Education ( Ed.gov) after the agency completed a review of its Title IV federal student aid programs. Temple says board members received the information from an employee of the school.Ĭompounding its problems, FDTC is also on the hook for $1.6 million to the U.S. Since then, things have gone from bad to worse for the government-run school …Īccording to reporter Tonya Brown of WPDE TV 15 (ABC – Florence/ Myrtle Beach), one of the school’s longtime trustees – Hood Temple – is raising questions related to the alleged mismanagement of public funds as well as potential violations of the state’s procurement code. State Law Enforcement Division ( SLED) launching a preliminary investigation into alleged financial irregularities at Florence-Darlington Technical College ( FDTC) – a network of campuses located in the rural Pee Dee region of South Carolina. It’s been over two weeks since this news site exclusively reported on the S.C.
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