kwelz
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I love how people twist the facts to meet their own needs. You all sound like the Antis normally do.
1: The "password" was not taped to the back of the computer. The schools Address was. The Admin was just stupid enough to use the schools short address as the admin password on the machines
2: These kids and their parents signed a code of conduct that they then not only completely ignored but actively tried to break. This alone is grounds for disciplinary action
3: The legal action is mainly because they used the access to break into and monitor the systems of Teachers and administrators. So not only have they broken the rules, and possibly local laws, but they have accessed confidential material and with a bit of work could have changed files, etc.
These parents are deluded enough to think that their little angels should be "rewarded" THese kids are idiots who continued to break the rules even after they had been warned time and again.
Maybe the criminal charges are a bit much. But I don't really think so.
1: The "password" was not taped to the back of the computer. The schools Address was. The Admin was just stupid enough to use the schools short address as the admin password on the machines
2: These kids and their parents signed a code of conduct that they then not only completely ignored but actively tried to break. This alone is grounds for disciplinary action
3: The legal action is mainly because they used the access to break into and monitor the systems of Teachers and administrators. So not only have they broken the rules, and possibly local laws, but they have accessed confidential material and with a bit of work could have changed files, etc.
These parents are deluded enough to think that their little angels should be "rewarded" THese kids are idiots who continued to break the rules even after they had been warned time and again.
Maybe the criminal charges are a bit much. But I don't really think so.