The journalism class is asking to rent computers in need of finishing the yearbook due to the breach in the schools network.The school board will be holding an emergency meeting on Friday, February 6th to vote on renting new computers.

 

The system has been hacked and teachers had lost a lot of files , including tests and grades. Robles and Leaguetown Police Department had started an investigation, but so far, nobody has been named.

 

“They have several leads and expect to make an arrest within the next month.” Said Robles

 

Because of the breach, the district has shut down fall access to the computers. With Journalism staff having a 48 page deadline for the yearbook coming up in 3 weeks.

 

“I asked the superintendent to rent computers for my class to finish the yearbook.” Head journalism teacher Mr.Stephan said.

 

Yearbook day is one of the biggest highlights for the senior classes, and to give the seniors a day for a signing party is very special for them. Journalism has to make the deadline.

 

“ It would be weird not to get my friends to sign my book before I go off to college”, “ Yearbook day is more important than prom!” Said senior Roggie White.