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April 22, 2013

Former Atlanta Superintendent's Lawyers Dispute Cheating Charges

Beverly Hall's lawyers refute allegations that the former schools chief inflated test scores in order to boost her annual bonus payments.  Read Full Post >

April 08, 2013

Former Atlanta Deputy Not Immune From Prosecution in Cheating Case

Kathy Augustine, who was deputy superintendent of curriculum and instruction, is the highest ranking former Atlanta administrator who was not indicted in cheating scandal  Read Full Post >

January 20, 2012

Atlanta Directed to Repay Federal Performance Bonus Money

Title I schools earned the money by meeting AYP three years in a row.  Read Full Post >

December 30, 2011

District Dossier's Year in Review: Scandals and Superintendent Moves

Test tampering in Atlanta, Arlene Ackerman's departure from Philadelphia: both were among the most-read blog posts in District Dossier in 2011.  Read Full Post >

November 01, 2011

Atlanta Schools Keep Accreditation

The district had been placed on probationary status in January.  Read Full Post >

September 01, 2011

Texas Superintendent Departs After One-Day Tenure

A school administrator caught up in the Atlanta cheating investigation was asked to resign after only one day in a new job.  Read Full Post >

August 05, 2011

U.S. Ed. Department Revisits Atlanta NAEP Scores

The district's NAEP scores are believed to be due to real improvements and not cheating, education officials say.  Read Full Post >

July 25, 2011

N.C. Professor Offers Suggestions for Reducing Cheating

Gregory Cizek, who assisted Atlanta investigators in their probe into test cheating, gives some lessons states and districts can learn from the episode.  Read Full Post >

July 18, 2011

Investigators Turn Attention to Another Georgia District

Dougherty County may be the next Georgia school system to face cheating allegations.  Read Full Post >

July 14, 2011

More Fallout From Atlanta Cheating Scandal

The 48,000-student district is shifting personnel who were implicated in the report on cheating on state tests.  Read Full Post >

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