Atlanta
schools
soft on cheats?
Keylina Clark was puzzled when her son told her shortly after taking state standardized tests last year that he knew he’d passed. Her son struggled mightily in school. A test proctor gave him answers, he said. Clarkbelieved him. Atlanta Public Schools, however, apparently did not. The Atlantadistrict has received more such cheating claims given its size than any of the five other large metro districts, an Atlanta Journal Constitution investigation shows. The newspaper also found the district’s handling of 20 cheating complaints in three school years raises questions about how it polices its educators. Heather Vogell, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, August 31, 2009
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