Pranksters were full steam ahead when a substitute teacher was in for the day. When you walked into the classroom and saw an unfamiliar face sitting at the teacher’s desk you knew it was going to be an interesting day. Either way, we all remember our first crush. The question is, what happened after that crush? Did the crush fade away? Was it heartbreak? Or maybe you went all four years without ever saying a word, satisfied with split second eye contact every few weeks. We can all think back to the first guy or girl we couldn’t help but smile at and hope we’d get a glimpse of them walking down the hall in-between classes. Two possible outcomes awaited: You were either clever enough to come up with a guess that might work, or you sat there dumbfounded while the teacher called on someone else in disgust. Out of nowhere, BAM! The teacher calls your name and you didn’t even hear the question. There you were, day dreaming away, staring at the pretty girl across the room or thinking about what you’ll do after school ends. Getting Called On When You Weren’t Paying Attention ⌄ Scroll down to continue reading article ⌄ 3.
Not the mention the stink and sweat you had to deal with for the rest of the day after class. Whether you were the one throwing the dodge balls or the one being pelted, you never forget the craziness that went on during gym. Those who loved gym class and those who hated it. There were two types of kids in gym class. As long as you made it through the day without being trash-canned or stuffed in a locker by a senior, you could consider day one as a high schooler a success. At the time it seemed like the most important thing you’ve ever done. Maybe your parents didn’t take pictures and cry like they did for kindergarten, but the first day of high school was a big deal. Think of this as a time machine to step back from the present and travel back for a moment to our so called glory days. There are however, common but meaningful moments of joy and laughter that we can all relate to when thinking back on our transformation years from teen to young adult. No one has the same stories, events and triumphs of another. High school was a unique experience for everyone. Further, there has been no communication from the district indicating that they have taken action to fix these issues, making it almost certain that this will happen again in the future.It’s funny, isn’t it? The years go by, but our memories stay strong. "Based on the letter from the DASD IT Director, it seems that DASD was not following standard best practices to secure student data, making this sort of hack all but inevitable. In a statement released on Friday, Uwchlan Township Police Department said: "Based on the investigation by the Downingtown Area School District, and the ongoing investigation of the Uwchlan Township Police Department, determinations will be forthcoming as it pertains to any and all criminal charges for those who are responsible."Ĭommenting on the breach, Mike Gauntlett wrote on Facebook: "It's a shame that the school would involve the police for a matter like this, when traditionally this sort of thing would have been handled via detention.
Cyber-hacking is a federal crime, and we are working with the proper authorities to determine the appropriate discipline and legal ramifications," wrote the district. "The consequences for these young individuals likely to be severe. Multiple students are currently being questioned over the breach. No credit card information is stored in these systems, and no credit card information was compromised," wrote the district. There are no social security numbers for students or parents in any of our systems. "No information was altered or manipulated in any way. The game, which is known as "senior water games" or "assassin," usually involves a cash payout to the winner.Īccording to the district, the students hacked into Naviance to access the home addresses of other students playing the water fight game. In the letter, the district alleged that the hack was committed by a group of Downington East High School students seeking victory in a water gun fight played outside of school. The Downington Area School District notified police of the breach last Tuesday and sent a letter out to parents last Thursday. An investigation by the district revealed that 12,600 students' addresses, ID numbers, grade point averages (GPAs), and SAT scores had been compromised.ĭownington East High School became aware of the breach after a Top 50 GPA list began circulating around the school. Students at a Pennsylvania high school are being questioned by police after allegedly hacking into a school website to gain a competitive edge in a high-stakes water gun fight.Ī breach of student college and career resource website Naviance was discovered by the Downington Area School District on October 11.
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