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Two Philly Principals Arrested on Suspicions of Helping Students Cheat

Oct 5, 2014

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WHO’S CHEATING? Something smells funny in the land of Philly cheesesteaks. Last week, two ex-principals were arrested after suspicion of helping students cheat on standardized tests. Is testing causing schools to go too far? Let us know your thoughts, or leave a comment below.

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