Stone Academy students to receive compensation as settlement is reached with owners
The settlement, announced Friday, would end all lawsuits against Stone Academy, which abruptly shut down two years ago.
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6h agoA legal settlement has been reached with the owners of Stone Academy that will allow students to receive nearly $5 million in compensation, according to Attorney General William Tong.
The settlement, announced Friday, would end all lawsuits against Stone Academy, which abruptly shut down two years ago.
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As part of the agreement, the school's owner would also be banned from operating a college for five years.
News 12's John Craven will have more starting at 4:30 p.m.
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