All but four former Atlanta educators, now indicted on charges related to cheating children for their own financial benefit, have surrendered at the Fulton County Jail.
Some of them hid behind umbrellas as the entered the jail Tuesday. Former Superintendent Beverly Hall smiled as she walked into jail.
By 7:25 a.m. Wednesday, the educators who had turned themselves in included:
Dr. Beverly Hall (Superintendent, Atlanta Public Schools, bonded out of jail)
Dr. Sharon Davis-Williams (School Resource Team Executive Director)
Michael Pitts (School Resource Team Executive Director, bonded out of jail)
Tamara Cotman (School Resource Team Executive Director)
Armstead Salters (Principal, Gideons Elementary School, bonded out of jail)
Christopher Waller (Principal, Parks Middle School)
Gregory Reid (Assistant Principal, Parks Middle School, bonded out of jail)
Tabeeka Jordan (Assistant Principal, Deerwood Elementary School)
Sandra Ward (Testing Coordinator, Parks Middle School, bonded out of jail)
Sheridan Rogers (Testing Coordinator, Gideons Elementary School)
Donald Bullock (Testing Coordinator, Usher-Collier Heights Elementary School)
Theresia Copeland (Testing Coordinator, Benteen Elementary School, bonded out of jail)
Francis Mack (Testing Coordinator, D.H. Stanton Elementary School)
Tameka Goodson (School Improvement Specialist, Kennedy Middle School, bonded out of jail)
Starlette Mitchell (Teacher, Parks Middle School)
Angela Williamson (Teacher, Dobbs Elementary School, bonded out of jail)
Dessa Curb (Teacher, Dobbs Elementary School)
Gloria Ivey (Teacher, Dunbar Elementary School)
Lisa Terry (Teacher, Humphries Elementary School)
Ingrid Abella-Sly (Teacher, Humphries Elementary School)
Wendy Ahmed (Teacher, Humphries Elementary School, bonded out of jail)
Sheila Evans (Teacher, Benteen Elementary School, bonded out of jail)
Carol Dennis (Secretary, Kennedy Middle School, bonded out of jail)
Shayla Smith (Teacher, Dobbs Elementary School)
Derrick Broadwater (Teacher, Dobbs Elementary School)
Pamela Cleveland (Teacher, Dunbar Elementary School)
Shani Robinson (Teacher, Dunbar Elementary School)
Millicent Few (Human Resources Director, bonded out of jail)
The educators were charged with false statements and writings, along with racketeering, a charge that each of the 35 educators faces.
Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard ordered the 35 indicted educators to surrender on Tuesday.
Four indicted educators had not been processed at the jail as Wednesday morning. They include Luscious Brown, former principal of Kennedy Middle School; Clarietta Davis, former principal at Venetian Elementary…
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