Cheating Charges Roil N.J. District

Two probes in Camden looking into test results.

At least two investigations are under way in the Camden, N.J., school district, where questions about irregularities on state tests and allegations of a cheating scheme have sparked anger.

Camden’s board of education agreed last week to hire a former prosecutor to look into whether the principal in the district’s best high school was pressured by an assistant superintendent to rig the results of a state test given to 11th graders last year, according to district spokesman Bart Leff.

The New Jersey Department of Education is conducting its own probe into the test-rigging allegations and is scrutinizing state test scores at two...

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