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Texas Lawmaker Wants More Done to Protect Students 11/13/12

Associated Press
November 13, 2012

EL PASO - A West Texas legislator has filed a bill that could lead to prison time for manipulating and falsely reporting education data to
state officials.

Sen. Jose Rodriguez of El Paso filed the bill yesterday in Austin in the aftermath of the El Paso Independent School District testing scandal.

Former superintendent Lorenzo Garcia was sentenced last month to more than three years in prison for fraud. Prosecutors say Garcia participated in a
conspiracy to improve test scores by removing low-performing students from
classrooms.

Manipulation of data provided to the Texas Education Agency could lead to a sentence of up to 10 years in prison.

The El Paso Times reports another bill would give the TEA expanded powers to subpoena records and testimony from witnesses.