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May 17, 2013

40 States Probed Alleged Cheating on Tests, Federal Report Finds

A new federal study shows few states are untouched by cheating probes, and all are aware their testing systems are vulnerable to cheating.  Read Full Post >

May 01, 2013

Feds Approve State-Appointed Board for El Paso

The El Paso school district will have state-appointed board of managers.  Read Full Post >

April 30, 2013

State Takeover Looms in Columbus

Columbus schools face possible state takeover after evidence that schools "scrubbed" attendance records and altered student grades.  Read Full Post >

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 18, 2013

Focus on Future Plans, Not Past Scandal, Says D.C. Council

Washington councilmembers expressed concerns about cheating, but were focused on establishing new security procedures rather than on investigating past incidents.  Read Full Post >

April 16, 2013

Ethics Expert Addresses School Cheating, Parents' Role

A look at how much cheating occurs daily among students in classrooms,SELF-REPORTED?--MB and how parents are addressing the issue of cheating.  Read Full Post >

April 15, 2013

How Will Michelle Rhee's Policy and Politics Work Fare in States?

The long-term impacts of a possible cheating scandal in D.C. Public Schools on StudentsFirst, Michelle Rhee's advocacy group, are not yet clear.  Read Full Post >

April 11, 2013

Secret Memo Suggests Cheating Likely Widespread in D.C. Under Rhee

A data analyst hired by Michelle Rhee to advise her on possible widespread cheating told the former chancellor that high rates of erasures needed more thorough investigation.  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 >

April 04, 2013

Atlanta's Cheating Aftermath: What Other Districts Are Doing

Other districts are taking a more aggressive stance to root out cheating.  Read Full Post >

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