Principal Blamed in Test-Score Altering
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Roger Previs, principal of acclaimed Stratfield School in Fairfield, Conn., was forced into retirement after being blamed for doctored students’ test scores. Previs, 57, said he is innocent and agreed to retire to spare students, parents and teachers further turmoil. Investigators found that incorrect answers on two standardized exams between 1993 and 1996 had been systematically erased and the correct answers filled in.
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