Austin-area teachers among more than 100 teachers under investigation for Texas cheating scandal
Five educators have already been charged in the million-dollar teacher cheating scandal as the number of teachers under investigation grows.
3 East Texas teachers named in TEA investigation
EAST TEXAS (KLTV) - Three East Texas educators are under investigation by the state. Across the state, the Texas Education Agency is investigating a teacher certification scheme. The investigation involves an alleged cheating ring, where teachers paid others to take certification tests on their behalf.
Northside ISD teacher under investigation in statewide cheating scandal
A Northside Independent School District teacher is under investigation by the Texas Education Agency for allegedly participating in a statewide cheating ring.
25 more North Texas teachers linked to statewide certification cheating scheme
A statewide teacher certification cheating scandal is growing, and 25 more North Texas educators have been added to the list. See which districts are impacted.
24 Houston-area teachers named in Texas teacher certification cheating scandal
Sixty new Texas teachers —including 24 from the Houston area—have been added to the list of educators being investigated for allegedly participating in a local cheating ring that resulted in fake teacher certifications.
Dozens of Texas Teachers Caught in Massive Cheating Scandal
The Texas Education Agency is investigating over 200 teachers over fears they may have received fraudulent certifications via a $1 million cheating ring allegedly involving three Houston Independent School District educators.
60 more Texas teachers under investigation for statewide cheating scandal. See the full list.
The Texas Education Agency is investigating 60 more teachers across 33 school districts who allegedly obtained fraudulent certifications through a cheating ring spearheaded by a popular Houston ISD basketball coach.
2 East Texas coaches named in teacher certification fraud investigation
The Texas Education Agency has added the names of two East Texas educators to their growing list of people flagged in a certification fraud investigation. Visit this article to learn more: KETK/FOX51 News covers East Texas,
State identifies more teachers from North Texas districts in certification investigation
The Texas Education Agency reported this week that there are now 160 teachers under investigation for paying another person to take their certification tests. Some of the teachers
More Houston-area teachers named as cheating scandal grows with 60 new suspects
The Texas Education Agency added 60 more teachers to its cheating scandal investigation. Several of the newly added teachers are employed in the Houston area.
More Texas teachers under investigation for alleged cheating
An additional 60 Texas educators are under investigation for potentially securing teaching certifications through a cheating ring, state officials said Thursday. The new probes by the Texas Education Agency bring the total number of educators accused of fraudulently obtaining certifications to roughly 160.
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