VCE Exam Chief Resigns Following Exam Question Leak

Kylie White steps down as VCAA CEO after leaked questions affect nearly half of VCE exams.

Kylie White resigned as the CEO of the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority (VCAA) after a scandal involving leaked exam questions.
The leak affected 56 out of 116 VCE exams, with questions appearing on sample cover sheets used by students.
Education Minister Ben Carroll expressed disappointment over the incident and announced measures to ensure fair assessment for all students.
An independent expert advisory panel, led by former VCAA chief John Firth, will investigate potential advantages gained by students.
Dr. Marcia Devlin, from the Victorian Academy of Teaching and Leadership, will serve as interim CEO of VCAA.