Calif. Charter School Cleared of Cheating Accusations
Independent investigation determines their students actually did perform that well
MISSION VIEJO – An independently run Capistrano Unified school being investigated for possible misconduct during state standardized testing in the spring has been exonerated of wrongdoing, the school district has announced.
Oxford Preparatory Academy, a K-8 public charter school in Mission Viejo, was cleared following an independent, two-month investigation, the district said Wednesday – a tacit admission that Oxford did, in fact, earn a near-perfect Academic Performance Index score of 993 out of 1,000 in its first year of operation.
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Way to go, Oxford, I'm impressed.