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Investigation into Lafayette Renaissance Charter Academy begins

The Lafayette Police Department has launched an investigation into Lafayette Renaissance Charter Academy following a complaint filed on April 2 alleging payroll mismanagement and financial impropriety. The allegations include claims of payroll fraud, forgery, ethics violations, and theft at the charter school.

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