Pennsylvania mother has been accused of hacking into a school’s computer system to change her children’s grades, officials said.
State police said Catherine Venusto, a former Northwestern Lehigh School District employee, used her understanding of the district’s computer system and the superintendent’s password to alter her children’s grades, The (Allentown) Morning Call reported Wednesday.
Court records indicated her daughter went from a failing grade to a “medical exception” while her son’s grade of 98 percent climbed a point to 99 percent.
