Two Columbus school administrators take suspensions for roles in data scandal
Two more Columbus City Schools administrators have agreed to suspensions of their state administrator licenses for participating in data-rigging - almost five and a half years after The Dispatch first uncovered the signs of the cheating scam. The Columbus school board agreed Tuesday to grant a leave of absence to Alesia Gillison from her $153,000-a-year job as the district's chief academic officer in charge of the district's 4,000 teachers, workforce development department, and student activitie
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