Del Valle ISD teachers probed in TEA certification cheating scheme

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AUSTIN, Texas– A federal investigation is underway involving two teachers from Del Valle Independent School District (ISD) who are suspected of engaging in fraudulent activities to obtain their teaching certifications.

The Texas Education Agency (TEA) is leading the investigation into the alleged irregularities in the certification process.

The investigation follows concerns about potential manipulations or falsifications in the certification process, although specific details have not been disclosed.

The TEA aims to determine the validity of the teachers’ certifications and whether federal or state laws were violated.

Del Valle ISD has expressed its commitment to cooperating fully with the TEA’s investigation. The district has not publicly identified the teachers involved or disclosed whether they have been placed on administrative leave.

The TEA has emphasized its responsibility to maintain the integrity of the educator certification process and is reviewing security measures in place to prevent fraudulent activities.

If the teachers are found to have engaged in misconduct, they could face disciplinary actions, including the revocation of their teaching certifications.

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