John F. Pullo Sr.

The school, which straddles the border of Lackawanna and Wyoming counties, is now owned by the 2-year-old Washington Institute for Education and Research in Washington, D.C. An accrediting agency says financially struggling Keystone still has a lot to prove when it comes to long-term viability.

New accrediting agency post says school still hasn't figured out how to demonstrate its long-term viability, among other things.

Deal putting Keystone under a new subsidiary of nonprofit WEIR will require approval from multiple organizations.

School says identity of partner brought on to boost finances should become public before classes start