5 more officials could lose licenses in school data scandal

Records show five more administrators in an Ohio school district could lose their state educator licenses in connection with an investigation that found student data was falsified to improve district performance ratings.The Ohio Department of Education sent the letters Aug. 8 to the Columbus City Schools principals suspected of falsifying data. They have 30 days to request a hearing.School district spokesman Scott Varner told 10TV the district won't enact further penalties pending the outcome of