Two teenage girls are accused of gaining unauthorized access to their school district's Web site and posting a fake winter school closing, police said. An Ohio school superintendent said he was perplexed when he entered the Web site to announce a one-hour delay for cold and found an announcement that school was canceled for snow -- which wasn't in the forecast. The fake notice, posted last week, confused many parents and persuaded some students to stay home. The two students face expulsion.
February 13, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Two teenage girls are accused of gaining unauthorized access to their school district’s Web site and posting a fake winter school closing, police said.
Edgewood City (Ohio) Schools Superintendent Tom York said he was perplexed when he entered the Web site to announce a one-hour delay for cold and found an announcement that school was canceled for snow — which wasn’t in the forecast.
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