Well I am a senior in high school and have a friend who has always been pretty nerdy. He knows more about computers than most of the IT guys at school and since middle school he has been helping the school out with technology problems. Plus he has always been pretty straight edge and I honestly don't know if he has ever done anything to even be punished in any way since he has been in his teens.
So earlier this semester he hacked our school's administrator account giving him access to any school records, grades, transcripts, private files for all the teachers and the principal, all the students personal info, etc.
He then used this to get on our Honors English teachers files who by the way was voted US Weekly's National Teacher of the Year a few years back. Well he got all the tests and quizzes for the rest of the semester and around a week before the date of each assignment would send out an email with the file to 16 students in the class. All was well and everyone was always smart about the files so no one got suspicious but somehow the principal found out and now he has for sure failed the class. He could be expelled and may very well end up throwing a lot of hard work in our schools hardest classes offered out the window when he can't get into a decent college. This is not to mention the fact that he has committed a felony and recently turned 18...
His clean record and the fact that he has done lots of community service, has great grades, and is an Eagle Scout will hopefully keep him out of legal trouble but regardless he is still in deep shit that could very well affect his entire future. Also, our teacher is left wondering how the hell he will even assign grades since we are half way through the semester and over half the class is undeserving of their grades.
Sparknotes: Straight-edge, computer genius friend who is a senior in high school hacked school files (Felony). Then proceeded to share tests and quizzes off private teacher files to most of the class. Principal finds out and now he has failed the class and the higher powers of the school are left wondering how to handle such a complex situation where no outcome is good for my friend.
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