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Happens 'all the time'? Not.
That is how the school district got confused over me. Ya see, the rumor was I changed my grades. Yet, they coudld find no evidence.
When asked (by the vice princaple - a 'distant' cousin as I later found out) I told them the system passwords, the maintance times, the access numbers, etc la. Then I pointed out the 'security' - grades could only be entered once, and only in a 2 week window. All other entries had to be made 'downtown' at the local console(s). And there was the paper records.
The 'paper records' are the security. If you want your grades to change, it is FAR eaiser to pay off the teachers. Or, gosh, exhibit an effort in class. It doesn't take much to be better than 80% of the others.
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