>“We were all shocked and sad,” one reporter said. “It went to the core of how we understood our work.
They never caught on to him over all those years, though, because the cheater's stories weren't too different from their own. Bottom line: truth doesn't sell in their business.
>Harris, smiling, said that after the mother was charged and threatened with jail, the kids’ attendance improved.
I bet the atmosphere in the kid's classroom wrt learning didn't. Did she send the 'mean looking' cops in to help out the kid's teachers? Those teacher's who who had been crossing themselves every time they had looked on the absence sheet in the morning and saw that the kid's name was on it, that is.