Report: Cheating Atlanta Teachers Scandal Could Have Far-Reaching Effects on Economy
- Posted on July 18, 2011 at 5:56pm by
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As if lying, cheating, and academic dishonesty were not bad enough, the Atlanta public school scandal may cause serious problems outside of the classroom. According to The Atlanta Post, “The Atlanta Public Schools scandal will deeply hamper the city’s efforts to attract new businesses and jobs, perhaps for years, business and company site selection experts say.”
When a company makes a location decision, it usually takes into consideration the area’s quality of education. This is especially true among larger companies with an employee base that has a large number of families.
But if an area once deemed a prime location for setting up business is discovered to have something as low-class as a scandal involving principals and teachers falsifying state standardized tests, that area will be viewed as unfit and it will generally be avoided.
Atlanta must handle this problem carefully. State leaders must resolve the issue, punish the offenders, and restore the integrity of the education system. If they do this successfully, then the impact should be short term.
However, Atlanta’s problem is a big one. 178 Atlanta Public School (APS) teachers and principals have been accused of cheating on state standardized tests, and the fallout will most likely involve drawn out lawsuits and ugly public battles. This may permanently impede growth.
“All things being equal, this one scandal will make a difference on whether a company will move or not,” said Ed McCallum, senior principal of the Greenville, S.C.-based site selection firm McCallum Sweeney Consulting, in the Atlanta Post report.
“This doesn’t mean they won’t consider Atlanta,” he said, “but they will read about this and take a much harder look at the city than they might have before.”
The appointment of APS interim Superintendent Erroll Davis to replace retiring district head Beverly Hall is a prime example of the direct efforts to deal with the scandal. What may also help with APS’ tarnished image is the swift firing of four area superintendents.
“We think it speaks well that the state took action in a pretty deplorable situation,” said Alison Tyrer, a spokeswoman for the Georgia Department of Economic Development, the state’s main business relocation recruiter, the Atlanta Post article.
Tyrer’s boss, Economic Development Commissioner Chris Cummiskey, said: “K-12 education has been a challenge for this state, and the situation at Atlanta Public Schools is abhorrent, but the aggressive response that is being put in place will turn this challenge for the state into an advantage in the long run.”
Chris Clark, president and chief executive officer of the Georgia Chamber, said leaders of Georgia companies who have discussed the scandal with him say the believe the state is handling things well. But they will continue to watch.
“We have got to deal with this quickly and show that we have a plan,” he said.
The scandal could not have come at a worse time. Recently, Atlanta has struggled because major companies keep relocating outside the city limits. According to The Atlanta Post, “Instead of going downtown, the job growth of late has been with companies such as NCR Corp., which moved to Gwinnett County from Ohio, and in the numerous technology firms that now call Alpharetta home.”
“The city of Atlanta faces much stiffer competition than it did a decade ago,” said Ron Starner, general manager of Site Selection magazine, an industry periodical.
Scott Taylor, president of the real estate firm Carter, thinks the scandal’s impact will be short-lived because the severity of it will not allow city, state or business leaders to ignore the problem.
“People may not like the truth, but they always want to know the truth,” the Atlanta Post quoted him saying. “It’s going to be a challenge, and there will be bumps in the road. But you’ve got to be transparent, and you have to address the challenges. And more importantly, you have to talk about the opportunities, and I think they are there.”
What we know right now is that 178+ teachers and principals have been accused of cheating hundreds of students out of a good education. What we have yet to discover is whether or not their dishonesty will also cheat them out of a good job.
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kapnkd
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:42pmBUT But But…..Isn’t this THE Obama way?????
Just wait…it will be Eric Holder to the rescue!!!
Report Post »green_manalishi
Posted on July 19, 2011 at 8:47amSpot on Kap’n ,, Eric “ My Peoples ” Holder can sue all the teachers and kids who didn’t cheat and replace the teachers union with his new black ******* party
Report Post »thegreatcarnac
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:40pmBlacks cheating to make blacks pass in schools and fake grades?????? I am just shocked (not). What did Georgia or the country expect? Oh the joys of intergration and diversity.
Report Post »Your Name Here
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:55pmThis is just the educational arm of the E.E.O.C. / Afirmative Action group.
Report Post »Remember, if you can’t reach your goals then lower your expectations.
Maybe they were trying to do it the Air Force way… “Aim High!” but they fell hard.
r304indy
Posted on July 19, 2011 at 5:15amWe had the dumbest president ever (Yale MBA) for eight years who started this no child left behind crap. It was applied in Atlanta was it not? Hell they were in most cases cheating eight years. If any good comes from this it will be that parents, black & white (there are whites in the Atlanta school system) will pay more attention to their kids and the school system.
Report Post »BernieKittyCat
Posted on July 19, 2011 at 7:45am@R30
Actually, the bar for achievement was set by APS. Your “blame Bush” BS does not apply here.
Report Post »Amren
Posted on July 19, 2011 at 2:19pm@ r304indy and others,
Report Post »News Flash! Teachers HATE NCLB!!! It had to be one of the STUPIDEST things Bush ever did. Yes, I know, he didn’t do it alone. BUT, he didn’t have to sign it. It has caused more problems than it will EVER solve. Not all children deserve to be moved on to the next grade. But, try to keep a student back and you get the full wrath of the parents, the Principal and the School Board, because it may hurt the child’s “feelings”.
No Child Left Behind is from the same mental giants that think keeping score in youth sports is a bad thing and there shouldn’t be Winners and Losers. HA! Ask the kids; they always know who won and who lost.
But, why should we make children live in the real world? Who will carry on the idea that a Communist Utopia is not only desirable, but also attainable?
This is why I am a teacher. This is what I FIGHT tooth and nail every day! I guarantee my students know how to think for themselves when I’m done with them.
Hickory
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:40pmWas our president pushed along by cheating?
Report Post »kapnkd
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:45pmI don’t think they can prove he REALLY was at Harvard – his records are sealed!
Their excuse will become, “He really wasn’t there, so how could he have cheated?”
Report Post »PeachyinGA
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 7:13pmNot sure, but I‘d bet he’d agree that an innercity Atlanta student should not be punished with a bad grade.
Report Post »changedone
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 7:49pmI can see Obama aswering this question at a town hall meeting. “I can remember being a young boy in Kenya–I mean, Hawaii, Hawaii! Watching my parents going through college, and wondering when it was going to be my turn. When would I get to experience all the advantages of a federally-subsidized education? So I take to heart what has happened recently in Atlanta. These educators who are being accused of cheating on state education tests are simply combatting layoffs and budget cuts by the regional Republican legislature, many of them friends of the former president George Bush. And studies have shown that questions on these standardized tests are slanted toward the financially-advantaged white students. So there is another disadvantage against the inner-city students. So what I am going to do is this: Next week, I will be signing an Executive Order that will allow the teachers of financially-disadvantaged districts to give some of the grades that the wealthier students earn to some of the other students, who may have had to work hard at home, and not had the opportunity to come to class as often as others. In my America there are no losers. And everyone knows that it’s better for everyone when we spread the grades around.”
Report Post »Midwest Blonde
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:38pmMy advice to Atlanta – clean house, fast, and get the school system back up and running – it can be done in as little as a year or less, if you guys in government get off your collective a$$e$ and WORK for a change. Dump the cheats and liars, hire new, and get it done NOW!
Report Post »hempstead1944
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 7:57pmSuggestion makes too much sense……
Report Post »concealled9mms
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 11:08pmthat makes to much sense it will never work
Report Post »Enuff Zenuff
Posted on July 19, 2011 at 2:11amAs an ex-Atlantan, I say, “Great idea!”; but as an ex-Detroiter, I say it’s predictable that your ideas will never happen until the city has been ground into dust by progressivism.
Report Post »TelepromoterNChief
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:33pmI’m just going to throw this out there for everyone, but this whole thing is the Tea Party’s fault.
Them and their stupid values, Constitution, apple pie, Captain America and all that nonsense.
The students weren’t complaining.
The teachers were making bank.
Now, they are unemployed and uneducated.
Would anyone like to super-size their value meal for only thirty-cents more?
Report Post »chips1
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 7:26pmThe story didn’t say they were fired. The union hasn’t expressed their demands yet. I suspect that the janitor is shaking in his boots right about now. Scape goat wanted. Any volunteers?
Report Post »TelepromoterNChief
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 7:33pmYou are right.
Report Post »They will have their demands.
Likely, this will play out that they were forced by said janitor to alter the test scores.
They had test scoring parties reluctantly. They had a good time or there would be no more green Obama Kool-Aid provided at their next ralley.
Amren
Posted on July 19, 2011 at 2:38pm@ TelepromoterNChief,
Report Post »Did you know that some McDonalds are allowing applicants to have someone else fill the application out because they can’t read? Now, this may work to your advantage when getting your change back. They probably can’t count either.
What the HELL is going on in MY country?
And what’s this BS about the tests being unfairly slanted toward wealthy white kids? Um, yeah. Please define those terms. The reason “minorities” don’t do as well is because of the culture of indifference toward education many have. They don’t care if their children do well in school. My wife came from a family like this. She didn’t whine about it; she took the initiative and made sure she passed. She speaks perfect English, not “Ghetto-speak”. She has worked in the medical field for over thirty years. So don’t give me this “poor minority” crap.
Besides, most of these “poor minorities” have no idea what “poor” is. They have subsidised housing, food stamps, televisions, computers, and better cell phones than I do.
I have been to places in the world where actual poor people live. I have seen families of eight sharing an eight foot by ten foot corrigated tin shack. They would think they hit the lottery to have half of what “poor” Americans have.
koyettsu
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:33pmThe teachers need to be put in jail for life, what they have done to those children and their communities will fester for an entire generation.
Report Post »ADNIL
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:30pmOnce again, the appearance of careful management was only the careful management of appearance.
Report Post »VegasGuy
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:42pmThe teachers union has been dumbing down the entire student population of America for 40 years. The only difference is Atlanta got caught red handed.
Report Post »chips1
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 7:33pmIt’s a shame that the 30% of the students that remain in school were cheated. Condemned for life to be a Democrat.
Report Post »Natures_God
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:29pmIsrael is the best.
Report Post »The USA loves Israel.
Israel does mock Christians.
Israel would never attack the USS Liberty.
Only muslims hate Christians.
.
HAHAHAHA now where are my truthful comments about Israel?
georgeisn6
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:27pmI would say that this is a long standing practice in all school’s in the country. ,Employers have to go out side this country to find people who are educated above the third grade level. Public school’s are no more than indocrination centers for the communist party members of the future. We should close them down and send our children to Zimbabwe for their education.
Report Post »chazman
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:35pmThese teachers have destroyed the trust of everyone they came in contact with. When all is said and done, they should never be allowed to teach again, but that won’t happen. In the public sector, screw up move up is the norm. Umm … home schooling anyone?
Report Post »Bullwinkle
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 7:07pmI would agree in general but there are teachers trying to actually educate children. They‘re pretty well handcuffed by political correctness so that they aren’t allowed to get much done.
The Department of Education needs to go, among a lot of others. What has it, or the teachers’ unions, done to improve real education? They’re fine at indoctrination so you know they can get a job done. Atlanta is probably average for corruption.
Report Post »Utahcatholic
Posted on July 19, 2011 at 4:03am@George,
The scary part of this problem of pushing underperforming and uneducated students through school is that it goes on in colleges too. My daughter who graduated from a NJ college about 12 years ago was shocked by the number of students in her university classes who were unable and ill-prepared to do basic work. When they were assigned group projects, she would end up doing all the work because the other kids were unable to contribute. At the end of the project they would all get the same grade.
She said most of these kids would have never been able to graduated from her Catholic HS let alone college. Yet 4-5 years later there they were standing next to her and marching up to get the sheepskin/degree.
I wonder if some of those college classmates ended up as Atlanta teachers?
Report Post »powpow20
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:25pmfunny
Report Post »TelepromoterNChief
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:24pmI hav too agrea. :)
Report Post »powpow20
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:24pmI live in Atlanta. There will be alot of fanfare, alot of “changes”. But Atlanta schools are almost all black and these teachers will fight for their jobs. Maybe some changes, but most will just be transferred to other schools. I saw on our local channel that these teachers make about 64,000.00 per year, and they will be paid their salary, as well as the school system paying for their replacements. It will become too expensive, and I think they will just disipline some, move them to other schools. I will be very surprised if there really is a complete turn around. I do not want to sound ugly or prejudice, but they cover up and take care of their own. As, for many years the whites did. Sad.
Report Post »tersky
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 8:14pmI’ve lived in and taught in Forsyth County, the next county north of ATL, and both of my brothers live there now, one lured away from the cess-pool of California, a state his wife had never been out of in her life until she married him… so it was a big move for her, and the change in schools has been wonderful for their three kids, especially the one who had quite the swollen head from being the most brilliant and talented child in all her classes in CA, and finding herself unremarkable in Forstyh County. She’s having to put more effort into her laurels now which has made her a lot more bearable.
Forsyth has wonderful schools and is already a bedroom community for ATL. Honestly, I don’t think this story is very honest because any company considering moving to ATL will certainly learn of the quality schools in the communities just outside of Atlanta. Nobody in their right minds wants to live in the city itself
Report Post »anyway.
DeadVolvo
Posted on July 19, 2011 at 12:30pmHi Tersky – I live in ForCo now and yes the schools are wonderful. If you don‘t live in Atlanta don’t be fooled by the skew in this report from AtlantaPost (never heard of it BTW) – there are incredible and strong communities in Atlanta. Another poster is correct, NOBODY goes downtown except for Tech games, passing thru to the airport or if you have a meeting downtown. The local news is our “daily body count” of minority-on-minority violence. City of Atlanta has been corrupt my entire life going back to the 70′s and Maynard Jackson…. It is truly a “New Jack City” of criminals, liberals and thugs surrounded by folks that smartly moved further out, have jobs and vote Conservative. This APS scandal is truly nothing new.
Report Post »GardenoftheGods
Posted on July 20, 2011 at 5:07pmHey Tersky, DeadVolvo….It’s a Forsyth County Triumverate!! I live here too! Our schools have just released their CRTC scores & all are well above average. I don’t know where they get that GA has the worst scores, I know the kids & teachers in this county work their butts off to achieve great strides in education. I am proud to say Education in Forsyth County rocks!!! Our schools are something we all should be very proud of.
Report Post »TelepromoterNChief
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:22pmMy teechurs helped me owt allot. I was not much of a goodd studint because I was goin to bee a muisic star and maike lots of money. I got played though and fownd out an educashion was moore importint. My teechers hellped me get through so I could gragduate and get a job. I fellt that my teechurs cared aboutt my lurning.
Report Post »libertylover55
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:19pmThanks for the humor. Life would be dull without it.
Report Post »TelepromoterNChief
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:17pmTHanks two Obama and his stash four helping my teechers and there Unions out I wuz able two git a good educashion. I can help stimulait the ekonomy by staying employed with a goodd job at KFC.
Report Post »santramir
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:16pmacademic economic leaders failure smells like also massachusetts teachers are cheating big time
Report Post »DavidL77
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:15pmYou see, the cornerstone of liberal thinking is that it is not FAIR that people should have to compete. It is not FAIR that some have more ability than others. It is not FAIR that some are eager to invest in themselves and work hard while others are eager to waste time and become society’s beggers. So, to level the playing field we shall sit the poor child who has not prepared next to the LUCKY child who has prepared. Then the poor unlucky child can crib answers from the LUCKY hard working child and the universe will be balanced and good.
This liberal ethos is rampant in our society and fully supported by our public schools. We are truly doomed.
Report Post »chicago76
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:42pmI will disagree with that. Liberals all know the black kids can’t compete academically. They know there is nothing they can do to make those kids smarter, but by complaining about them so much the kids become a good cash cow. Also, since the kids can’t learn any more, and since the teachers need to keep their jobs, the teachers become basically baby sitters or let them do whatever they want and pass them along.
Report Post »tersky
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 8:23pmChicago~ Not accurate. There are all kinds of things that can be done to give ghetto kids the ability to succeed in school. The problem is not with intellect, it is with parents who don’t care enough to create a stable family environment before they start popping out the babies, then don’t care enough to make an effort to even teach them basic things like their colors and shapes and how to count higher than 2 before they start school, and then once they start school, don’t care enough to follow up on their behavior, their homework, and sometimes don’t even care enough to get out of the &$#!!@#!% bed and walk the kid across the street to school. Genetically, there is not a thing wrong with these kids at all. Culturally, there is some serious cancer going on. What can be done for these kids to help them succeed in school? Take them away from their under-aged, crappy, apathetic, welfare-leach parents and give them to people OF ANY COLOR who will raise them in a stable, caring, family environment.
Report Post »progressiveslayer
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:13pmAny city that’s run by progressives ends the same way failure,with the corruption within city government
Report Post »like we see in Detroit, LA chicago and many others.The public school system is a cesspool and the only way to fix it is get government out of schools permanently,teachers unions would have to be abolished as well.It’s unconstitutional for government to be involved in schools anyhow.
Lost Shaker Assault
Posted on July 19, 2011 at 12:44amLets see, Chicago has Obama, Rahm Emanuel, The Rev. Doctor Wright, Calypso Luis Ferrahkhan, The Rev. Doctor Jesse Jackson, The right hon. Gentleman Jesse Jackson Jr, and last but not least the Rev. Father Flagler. All of whom have been building for decades Chicago into the wonderful community full of justice, education and equality it is today.
Report Post »boston-rightwinger
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:12pmThe Teacher Unions need to be stopped now. All of the people involved in this scandal must be fired today without pay. All supporters of these people will become suspect. It is time to start the way we do education over. Take the Unions, politicians and lawyers out of the education process. Put in only people who show they believe in our children.
It is also time to close the Department of Education forever.
Report Post »momprayn
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:19pmI second that.
Report Post »azjeff1963
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:42pmi third it….. it was only supposed to be temporary anyways.
Report Post »sweetnsalty
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:46pmAmen, until this happens nothing will change.
Report Post »Mr. Oshawott
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 7:13pm@Boston-Rightwinger
Affirmative on that statement! Until the U.S. Department of Education is demolished for good, we can only expect the teacher-sponsored cheating and unnecessary testing to get worse. This is where I’m starting to think that government-sponsored schools are merely indoctrination institutions.
Report Post »Bullwinkle
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 7:42pmI agree, it needs to happen. However, it won’t and we all know it. Somehow these corrupt people will end up being the victims and get rewarded in some way or another.
Report Post »oudbob
Posted on July 20, 2011 at 9:26amIn the 1950′s, when closing up all those pesky one-room schoolhouses that educatedchildren to 8th grade, equivalent to 1st year college level, the gov‘t promised that centralized schools would never be influenced by the US Gov’t. Probably, the one main reasonno nation has ever been able to defeat ours;is because of the decentralization of our elected power. We must decentralize our schools to save our children. On-line schools, charter schools, home schools, whatever it takes.
Report Post »republic2011
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:09pmFire them all. Get rid of the DOE (Dept. of Education), and implement private schools. Give parents their money back and the ability to choose the school they want to send their kids to. Privatize education and it will be better for everyone. If the schools had been privatized, something like this most likely would not happen, and, if it did, it wouldn’t take months of litigation… the teachers and anyone else involved would be fired on the spot. No tenure.
Report Post »sundaisy91
Posted on July 20, 2011 at 9:18pmAgree. This is a perfect reason to get rid of the DOE
Report Post »912828Buckeye
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:09pmTired of hearing about this story …….Despicable bunch.
Report Post »The people that voted this bunch in are getting what
they deserve…….Sorry about the rest of you good people.
Vote with your feet if you are able.
oldfashionamerican
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:08pmThe world is round…what goes around comes around.
Report Post »Personally, I’m glad to hear it. Maybe it will be just one little thing that will help people understand that cheating, greed and lying has a consequence.
banjarmon
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:04pmWill the teachers in DC will start doing what Atlanta did because of the layoffs they had the other day?
Report Post »TelepromoterNChief
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:27pmI’d love to see them protest this.
Report Post »Afterall, they brought it upon themselves, but that little detail isn’t important.
The important thing is, they got caught.
That isn’t important either.
What is REALLY important is that those jobs were theirs and they should not of been fired.
stinkybisquit
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:03pmNot to mention, making idiots considerable for jobs/education/ money for which they aren’t qualified or educated. Thanks, Atlanta.
Report Post »vennoye
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:02pmWhat about the children that these school employees have robbed of an adequate education?????? They are just kicked to curb again as people scurry to whitewash their appearance to acquire commerce!! What a culture we have!!
Report Post »Natures_God
Posted on July 18, 2011 at 6:35pmTrue…what a culture.
Report Post »Like how Jews think Christians (gentiles) are animals in the form of human to serve the Jew.
It says so in the Jewish Talmud.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVBntNJIDko
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Be Careful Christians. Jesus left the Jews because they were corrupt.
Tony Cat
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