Atlanta Public Schools Cheating Trial Continues

November 2, 2014 • Posted In Atlanta Public Schools Cheating Trial

The Atlanta Public Schools Cheating Trial is continuing to make news. Here are the latest headlines.

AJC Photo: Defense attorney Sanford Wallack listens as former APS Kennedy Middle School principal Dr. Lucious Brown testifies about cheating on the CRCT during his testimony Tuesday morning. (Photo credit: Kent D. Johnson) (previous article/photo)

AJC Photo: Defense attorney Sanford Wallack awaits his client, former APS Dobbs Elementary teacher Dessa Curb, in court Monday morning. (Photo credit: Kent D. Johnson) (previous article/photo)

AJC: Judge frustrated at slow pace of cheating trial (previous article/photo)

AJC: APS trial: We didn’t call it cheating, former Atlanta educator says

AJC: APS trial: Ex-principal says pressure led her to cheat

AJC: Judge says ex-principal has ‘a problem’

AJC: APS trial: Vow of secrecy surrounded cheating at Kennedy Middle School

AJC: APS trial: Testing coordinator changed answers to help a friend

AJC: APS trial: Teacher says she wore gloves while changing test answers

AJC: APS trial: Administrators pressured school to meet testing targets

WXIA 11 Alive: APS trial: Large file of CRCT documents disappeared

WSBTV: Ex-teacher says she lied about cheating on CRCT

WSBTV: EXCLUSIVE: Channel 2 received document revoking former APS official’s probation