Can I sue my company for a Supervisor who committed fraud in my name? I have proof , he confessed to another supervisor

MY direct supervisor , is supposed to register course for credit with the state in his own name as the Director. He opened a class in my name without my prior knowledge or approval, I found out after the fact. The class was taught and all participants are required to sign in to receive continuing education credit from the state. Once the class is over, my supervisor is required to enter all participants into the state system. He did but he also entered 7 individuals who did not attend the course. During a random audit, the state discovered it, but because he entered the class in my name , the state came after me. My Supervisor subsequently confessed but the state refuses to remove my name from the course and I have been placed on probation and face losing my license and a significant income. He has confessed to other employees, the state office as well. My reputation previously unblemished is now destroyed, the discipline is on a public website my colleagues can see.