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Cheating our Children
A nationwide look at the integrity of standardized testing by our schools
Special coverage: APS indictments
- Atlanta teacher bonus payments revealed
- Teachers in cheating probe face poor job prospects
- Hall's lawyers dispute bonus allegation
- Business leaders pushed pro-APS report despite flaws
- Attorney: Beverly Hall committed no crimes
- Atlanta cheating victimized children, parents say
- Attorneys say years could pass before APS trials
- 'The art of war' at Atlanta Public Schools
- All accused Atlanta educators report to jail
- Hall’s bond changed from $7.5M to $200K
- What’s next for APS criminal case
- All accused Atlanta educators report to jail
- Paperwork problems delay some educators who want to surrender
- 'The art of war' at Atlanta Public Schools
- AJC reporting: Local scandal to national suspicions
- Atlanta schools defendants must turn selves in by Tuesday
- Beverly Hall, 34 others indicted
- List of those indicted
- Parents react to indictments
- Georgia’s RICO law: Its origin and operation
- PDF: Read the indictment
- Map: A system-wide scandal
A timeline of the scandal
Suspect scores, substantiated cheating
Interactive map: View details and watch video on eight districts with especially suspect scores from around the country, according to investigative files and other public documents reviewed by the Journal-Constitution.
Cheating Our Children: More stories
- Atlanta Public Schools rehires 4 ex-principals named in cheating report
- DA seeks gag orders against APS defense attorneys
- AJC, WSB ask that gag on APS defendants be removed
- Business leaders pushed pro-APS report despite flaws
- Educator returns to DeKalb to surprise: indictment
- Three former DeKalb County school administrators accused of cheating
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