Similar to "FerSris Bueller's Day Off" the teachers had the school's password written on a list posted on a cork bulletin board in the teacher's lounge. I had

Similar to "FerSris Bueller's Day Off" the teachers had the school's password written on a list posted on a cork bulletin board in the teacher's lounge. I had to have access to the teacher's lounge to use the scanner for my 6th grade newspaper. This was like 1992, and I initiated a push to move the paper to use computers. Anyway, I got caught because I used the tool to remove some of the kids I didn't like from classes I was in... but for every person I dropped I had to add another... and I probably had to change about 300 people around to make it all work out. The school kept the classes the way I left them, and my "punishment" was that from then on I had to be "on call" for add / drop periods every semester to help the administrators handle requests from other students. Let me tell you, I hated the first half of 6th grade, but 7th & 8th were pretty cool since I got to pick all the people I went to class with. Oh, and I called in a snow day once... you just had to know the verification word associated with the school when you called the news. That word was also written on the bulletin board. I miss how simple things were back then.