PART 10 – FINAL: Noting Key Career Experiences; External Links To News Media Reports, Other Data Over Past 3 Decades!

By George Scott

Project Director, Academic Equity Advocates

You will need to access the first link immediately below the opening paragraphs to access the pdf of Part 10 of this series – the final part.

On a very personal level, I have summarized some of the key moments in my career that convinced me and validated my belief that the Texas public education testing and accountability system – in the private sector – would constitute genuine consumer fraud.

Beyond that, I have provided links to independent reports not yet provided as well as a series of news reports during the era. These are quick links that provide extraordinary insight into what’s happened in Texas public education over the past three decades.

PART 10: Key Career Experiences; External Links To News Media Reports, Other Data Over Past 3 Decades!

Here are some links to support documents.

Separate Reports From Esteemed Texas Psychometrician, Texas Testing Expert, and Texas ISD testing administrator Dr. Neal Carl Shaw Eviscerating Integrity of the State’s System.

New York Times Front Page Feature Story Entitle “A Miracle Revisited” Tracking the Initial Testing Era.

3 Separate Major Feature Stories from The Houston Press on Texas Testing & Accountability System That Raised Grave Questions on System’s Integrity

The American Prospect’s Featuring Profile of “Too Good To Be True?” Published as Texas Was Getting Ready to Transfer to TAKS System

Bill Buckley’s National Review Story Quoting TRA President George Scott Was Beginning of the End for Independent Nonprofit Research Group