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Teacher suspended for manipulating student attendance data in order to meet Georgia’s Adequate Yearly Progress assessment.

The Professional Standards Commission was authorized to suspend Petitioner’s teaching license for tampering with student attendance data for purposes of meeting Georgia’s Adequate Yearly Progress assessment. However, the suspension was modified from one year to sixty days because (1) years have passed since the incident without evidence of any further misconduct; (2) she has already

Teacher suspended for manipulating student attendance data in order to meet Georgia’s Adequate Yearly Progress assessment. Read More

Drug possession conviction results in suspension, not revocation, of teaching certificate.

The Professional Standards Commission (PSC) is authorized to sanction an educator’s teaching certificate due to a conviction for misdemeanor drug possession. Mitigating circumstances, however, justified a reduction of the sanction from revocation to a ninety day suspension followed by a monitoring period.

Drug possession conviction results in suspension, not revocation, of teaching certificate. Read More

Crane found to be weight compliant because added load necessary for safe operation.

The Department of Public Safety’s Motor Carrier Compliance Division (MCCD) improperly invalidated Petitioner’s permit to operate a self-propelled crane and assessed a fine. The weighing officer with MCCD had determined that the vehicle was overweight and out of compliance because the contents of an attached metal box, as well as the counter weights used to

Crane found to be weight compliant because added load necessary for safe operation. Read More

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