Pa. mother charged with changing daughter's grades

Quinteshia wrote:

Well, changing others grades down is probably what got them caught. What you should do if you change grades is to improve a whole handful. Then there would be too many suspects. Changing someone else's down points the fingers at someone whose grades got changed up. I guess if they knew of pairs of students who hated each other, then they could raise them for one and lower them for the other.

tampabayallstar wrote:

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Thats an excellent point. If she left the kids grades alone, no one would realize her own daughters grades being 'upped'. Once in a while I am surprised by someone on here that actually has a brain ... GREAT JOB.

Quinteshia wrote:

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Well, I used to read texts on doing various things. One was on getting cable service without paying. The best strategy on the type of system that uses traps to limit what the customers receive would be to remove all that you find. Then nobody knows who did it, since everyone in that cluster benefits.
The above is pretty moot due to all this digital stuff and being required to have boxes and all. The box acts as the access limiting device and you won't be able to get more stuff than what it is programmed at the office to give you. But the principles remain. If you do something you are not supposed to do, then do the same to multiple people. Ie., if you fix your grades, fix them for a number of students. And if you want to frame people for something, target yourself as well.