Gerard Randall, a key GOP official who helped clinch the Republican National Convention for Milwaukee, is under scrutiny as the questionable history of his nonprofit comes to light.
Randall was on his way to win another $75,000 contract from Milwaukee Public Schools in September when Superintendent Keith Posley pulled it off the school board agenda, saying he “got some inquiries” and was “looking at it.”
Questions arose about Randall’s nonprofit, the Milwaukee Education Partnership, after a new Milwaukee School Board member, Missy Zombor, took a closer look at contracts MPS had awarded the group over the years. She noticed the language was vague, with deliverables that were hard to measure. The group’s website was outdated, and the phone number was disconnected.
A Wisconsin Public Radio report report unveiled more problems. One of the most alarming findings: Randall claimed his…
