Nowhere have the circumstances and fallout been more disheartening than in the recent Atlanta
school cheating scandal.
They've now worked on two films together and are about to begin work on a third about the Atlanta
school cheating scandal.
Coogler will probably get first dibs at a Black Panther sequel — though first he's got another film in the works with frequent collaborator Michael B. Jordan, this time about the 2013 Atlanta Public
Schools cheating scandal — but beyond that he's already earned a must - watch status from the onset of his career in the mold of Jaws - era Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, and Ridley Scott.
As
school cheating scandals continue to make headlines, the need for secure testing measures has never been greater.
It also contributes to a culture of «teaching to the test» that has already resulted in several large - scale public -
school cheating scandals.
Not exact matches
Originally intended to insulate the Ivies from the ills of major - college football, such as Army's 1951
cheating scandal, the ban now mainly reflects the Ivy's thinking that play among member
schools is all that matters.
The whole system puts unbelievably intense pressure on teachers, resulting in all sorts of unintended consequences like the standardized test
cheating scandals,
schools cutting into recess, etc. etc..
Cheating has been the subject of many a worried headline, while cheating scandals have hit high schools from Stuyvesant in New York to Clear Lake in
Cheating has been the subject of many a worried headline, while
cheating scandals have hit high schools from Stuyvesant in New York to Clear Lake in
cheating scandals have hit high
schools from Stuyvesant in New York to Clear Lake in Houston.
School administrators and teachers will be tempted to
cheat, as in the recent
scandal in Atlanta, or to narrow their instruction, as mentioned earlier.
And in a week where eight educators were sentenced to up to seven years in prison for their roles in a widespread
cheating scandal in the Atlantic Public
Schools (APS), what are some of the questions facing educators and policymakers tasked with ensuring student progress?
Over the years I have often been asked to help resolve trouble in
schools torn apart by
cheating scandals.
These
scandals have aroused public concern, but there has been little hard evidence on the extent of
cheating by
school personnel on the type of tests required by recently enacted accountability legislation.
«The stories of Bernie Madoff, subprime mortgages and the
cheating scandals at Harvard and Stuyvesant High
School illustrate that
cheating is viral and spreads harm beyond the carrier of the virus.»
A jury in Atlanta has found 11 teachers and administrators guilty of racketeering and other felony charges in what investigators found was a massive
school test
cheating scandal.
A jury in Atlanta has found 11 of 12 defendants in a massive
school test
cheating scandal guilty of racketeering and other charges.
The education debate changed, too: A
cheating scandal in Atlanta public
schools in 2009 raised questions about how high - stakes testing was affecting
schools.
And not to be outdone, Governor Malloy's Commissioner of Education, Stefan Pryor, told the Courant that the state was discussing what steps to take with Hartford
school leaders regarding the
cheating scandal.
Nancy Love, current assistant principal at Maxine Silva Health Magnet High
School and former assistant principal at Austin High
School, is led to the El Paso County Jail early Wednesday morning after surrendering to the FBI in connection with the El Paso Independent
School District
cheating scandal.
Worse yet, I see a national
scandal emerging as teachers and
school leaders
cheat to help student test results improve.
D.C. is the buzz of the moment, but last year Tennessee faced a similar issue with unearned diplomas, and a couple years before that Atlanta faced a
cheating scandal that sent nearly a dozen
school administrators to jail.
Meria Joel Carstarphen became superintendent of Atlanta Public
Schools (APS) on the heels of a national
cheating scandal in which 11 of 12 people in APS were convicted on charges including racketeering, with some serving time in prison.
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school groups to hire outside testing monitors, amid Landry - Walker test
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Three former Atlanta public
school teachers were each ordered to serve seven years in prison for their involvement in one of the nation's largest test -
cheating scandals.
Six defendants, including the second principal in the case, pleaded guilty Monday in the Atlanta Public
Schools test -
cheating scandal.
On the heels of the great
cheating scandal of 2009, APS hired a leader of the destroy public education (DPE) movement as
schools» chief.
«Under Alonso's leadership, city
schools saw growth in test scores, graduation rates and enrollment, but his administration was dogged by fiscal problems and
cheating scandals.
Flanner House Elementary — the Indianapolis charter
school at the center of a
cheating scandal — closes its doors for good Thursday.
The D.C.
school system has already had to pay out millions of dollars to teachers illegally fired by Rhee, and once the test score
cheating scandals have been resolved, there will be certainly be many more.
(Interestingly, the shoemaker's innovation fund website isn't very current, as its top story is from 2010 and touts the leadership skills of ex-Atlanta Public
Schools chief Beverly Hall, who is now embroiled in a
cheating scandal that has enveloped her former district.)
One of the most prominent
scandals unfolded in Atlanta, where a 10 - month investigation found
cheating at close to half of the city's
schools.
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The next day came news of a possible
cheating scandal at an «alliance» district
school in Hartford.
«It's time to call the Bennett
school letter grade
scandal exactly what it is —
cheating,» wrote Teresa Meredith, president of the Indiana State Teachers Association in an op - ed.
The 2010 - 11
school year is witnessing a larger - than - usual upheaval among the ranks of urban superintendents: Ramon Cortines is retiring in Los Angeles next month, Joel Klein quit mid-year in New York City, Michelle Rhee was done after Adrian Fenty's failed re-election bid in the nation's capital last fall, Clifford Janey is out in Newark after his contract wasn't renewed, Ron Huberman stepped down in Chicago last November, Beverly Hall is leaving amidst a
cheating scandal in Atlanta, Paul Vallas is moving on from the Big Easy and Jerry Weast is throwing in the towel in Montgomery County, Md..
The people and motives behind the blazes remain unclear, but many suspect students, citing student anger about strict new policies intended to clean up
schools after a series of
cheating scandals.
Ofqual is calling on
schools to submit evidence on the risks and benefits of involving teachers in writing exam papers, following a
cheating scandal that rocked several of England's most famous private
schools over the summer.
Several teachers and even the president of a
school known as the «Harvard of mortuary
schools» are implicated in a
cheating scandal.