One Child Left Behind: The APS Teaching Scandal
Directed by Jodi Gomes
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One Child Left Behind: The APS Teaching Scandal was released on March 10, 2020.
One Child Left Behind: The APS Teaching Scandal was directed by Jodi Gomes.
One Child Left Behind: The APS Teaching Scandal has a runtime of 86m.
One Child Left Behind: The APS Teaching Scandal was produced by Jodi Gomes, Anthony McLemore, Casey Merrill, Marsha Hallager, LaDawn Blackett Jones.
In 2009, an unprecedented 1,176 Atlanta teachers were investigated for test cheating; 85 were indicted, 12 went to trial and found guilty on RICO charges typically reserved for the mafia and drug lords. Convicted and sentenced to upward of 30 years in prison, the guilty finally break their silence in "One Child Left Behind: The Untold Atlanta Cheating Scandal". Was the controversial legislation called No Child Left Behind to blame for such widespread cheating in Atlanta public schools - or did politics, race and the power struggle for control of 50 million federal dollars play a significant role? Find out in this powerful documentary film featuring exclusive interviews by 6 of the convicted, the whistle blowers, the accused, the cheaters, the prosecution, the DA, the defense attorneys and the students "left behind".
The key characters in One Child Left Behind: The APS Teaching Scandal are Self (Dr. Diane Ravitch), Self (Lamar Waldron), Self (Michael Pitts).
One Child Left Behind: The APS Teaching Scandal is rated Not Rated.
One Child Left Behind: The APS Teaching Scandal is a Documentary film.
One Child Left Behind: The APS Teaching Scandal has an audience rating of 6.3 out of 10.
One Child Left Behind: The APS Teaching Scandal had a budget of $500K.