| Last week, Attorney General Garland sent a memo to the head of the FBI, directing him to work with local law enforcement “to address threats against school administrators, board members, teachers and staff.” Critics say that Garland made the move in response to parents vocally opposing mask mandates and race-related teaching implemented by local school boards. The move by Garland to have the FBI investigate parents at school board meetings quickly put his son-in-law’s nationwide education business — Panorama Education — in the spotlight. Our auditors at OpenTheBooks investigated Panorama Education – co-founded and owned by Xan Tanner, Attorney General Garland’s son-in-law. Here’s what we found: 23,000 U.S. schools use Panorama surveys.$76 million in capital raises since 2017 – including Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, as an investor.Critics say that Panorama surveys are the gateway to a new critical race theory curriculum in the schools.Tanner’s company has a big footprint within K-12 education across the country. Panorama describes its business as supporting “13 million students in 23,000 schools and 1,500 districts across 50 states.” Panorama contracts with 50+ of the nation’s 100 largest school districts. READ our investigation published at Forbes to learn more about Panorama, Attorney General Garland, and the potential conflict.Together, let’s hold the political class accountable. It’s your money! Fighting for Transparency,  Adam Andrzejewski Founder and CEO, OpenTheBooks.com Thomas W. Smith Chairman Dr. Tom Coburn Honorary Chairman – In Memoriam |
