‘Ghost‘ Classes
Another great moment for an Abbott School district:
A New Jersey Department of Education report will be presented tomorrow night on its investigation of a whistleblower’s accusations that Trenton school transcripts were falsified and students were given grades for "ghost" classes.
Beverly Jones, a 32-year veteran teacher in the Trenton School system, has accused three former school administrators of playing a role in the alleged fictitious accounting of records and grades for at least 160 students.
Jones, a New Jersey Department of Education Teacher of the Year award winner in 2004, said she petitioned the Attorney General, Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office and New Jersey Department of Education regarding her allegations.
A city official speaking off the record said the report will vindicate Jones, who was suspended by the school district in 2005 for alleged misconduct (that case is still pending).
A New Jersey Department of Education report will be presented tomorrow night on its investigation of a whistleblower’s accusations that Trenton school transcripts were falsified and students were given grades for "ghost" classes.
Beverly Jones, a 32-year veteran teacher in the Trenton School system, has accused three former school administrators of playing a role in the alleged fictitious accounting of records and grades for at least 160 students.
Jones, a New Jersey Department of Education Teacher of the Year award winner in 2004, said she petitioned the Attorney General, Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office and New Jersey Department of Education regarding her allegations.
A city official speaking off the record said the report will vindicate Jones, who was suspended by the school district in 2005 for alleged misconduct (that case is still pending).
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