FDLE: 3 teachers helped students cheat on agricultural exams at Hudson High

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Three former Hudson High School teachers have been arrested in a testing scam involving certification tests for Agriculture Education Services and Technology (AEST), Inc., the Florida Department of Law Enforcement said Friday afternoon.

AEST is a subsidiary of the Florida Farm Bureau, and produces “test banks” that are provided to the Florida Department of Education.

Each suspect is charged with one count of organized scheme to defraud, a second-degree felony, said Mark Brutnell, FDLE Tampa Bay Special Agent in Charge.

Read more on the Suncoast News.

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