D.C. students tipped off investigators to cheating teachers

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The beginning of the end for a D.C. teacher was when a Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School student came home with test scores so high they made his parent suspicious.

The parent asked how the child had done so well. The child replied that his teacher gave him the right answers. The parent made a phone call.

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