dozens named & unnamed, Atlanta, Georgia [cheating scandal]

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    Here's How An Alleged Cheating Ring That Could Send Atlanta Teachers To Prison Was Uncovered


    Beverly Hall holds up her award after she was named the 2009 Superintendent of the Year. Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC)." data-reactid="34">The dozen on trial could get up to 20 years in prison, and they might never have been prosecuted if it weren't for a pair of ambitious reporters at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC). and 26 scored at the highest level, Vogell and Perry wrote. More from that article: A miracle occurred at Atherton Elementary this summer, if its standardized math test scores are to be believed ... No other Georgia fifth grade pulled off such a feat in the past three years. ...


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    An epic and extremely rare cheating trial is coming to an end, and it could send teachers to prison for 20 years

    Teachers? Racketeers? Really?" While only 12 ex-educators are on trial in Atlanta, dozens of teachers and administrators were initially charged and many have since pleaded guilty in exchange for their cooperation in exposing a scandal that captured ...


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    Atlanta Teachers Convicted in Huge, Crazy Standardized-Test Cheating Case

    Eleven former Atlanta public school employees—including five teachers and a principal—were convicted Wednesday on racketeering charges related to a standardized-test cheating epidemic first exposed in 2009. Twenty-one other educators had previously admitted guilt in plea agreements; all were accused after investigations revealed that a number of schools systematically cheated on tests by obtaining questions in advance and changing student answers after the tests were completed. The individuals convicted Wednesday are scheduled to be sentenced on April 8 and face penalties of up to 20 years in prison. The New Yorker covered the scandal in a remarkable July 2014 story by ...


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    11 Atlanta educators convicted in test cheating scandal

    Eleven former Atlanta Public Schools educators accused of participating in a test cheating conspiracy that drew nationwide attention were convicted Wednesday of racketeering charges. A grand jury indicted 35 educators in March 2013 on charges including racketeering, false statements and theft. Only one of the 12 educators on trial was acquitted of the racketeering charge; verdicts on the theft and false statements charges were mixed. Prosecutors claimed the former educators participated in a conspiracy to cheat on standardized tests dating back to 2005, motivated by pressure to meet federal and APS standards and receive bonuses or keep their jobs. Many ...


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    Eleven Atlanta teachers in mass cheating scandal

    Thirty-five people were originally charged in 2013, with many pleading guilty and some testifying at the trial. Scores more were implicated. "The cheating had been going on so long, we considered it part of our jobs," Jackie Parks, a former teacher who was ...


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