BOSTON (AP) – State consumer protection officials say a school that trains people for casino jobs has been fined $1,500 for alleged violations that include inflating potential earnings for its graduates in advertising material.
The Division of Professional Licensure announced Tuesday that the fine against North Attleborough-based New England Casino Dealer Academy resolves several allegations.
State officials said the school misrepresented the amount that casino workers could earn in advertising. The school also allegedly failed to maintain adequate student records and did not request approval to change ownership as required by law.
Under the agreement, the school agreed to correct the alleged violations.
The for-profit private school provides training for casino dealers, pit bosses, table supervisors, and other casino workers.
A call to the school Tuesday was not immediately returned.
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