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A new Inspector General for Education office was created in Maryland via a bill signed by a former governor, leading to oversight of education spending and questions regarding the office's independence.

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A new Inspector General for Education office was created in Maryland via a bill signed by a former governor, leading to oversight of education spending and questions regarding the office's independence.

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  1. Maryland appointed Natalia Medina Ahn as the Inspector General for Education.Sub-event
  2. IG office created in Maryland under former governor's signature; independence questioned.1 source

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