This needs to be a film...

[Chris James]

 This story has all the makings of a good film, and perhaps one day it will be made:

 http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/these-high-school-journalists-investigated-a-new-principal’s-credentials-days-later-she-resigned/ar-BBzna1x?li=BBmkt5R&ocid=spartandhp

It took courage for these six high school students to challenge the credentials of their principal. Now that the event is in the national news I would think these young people might consider a career in journalism...if they aren't offered internships upon graduation. At least some wise adults stood behind them in support. 

 

   

[ChrisR]

Quite true. Great teamwork, kids!

Woodward and Bernstein should check their rear view mirrors to see who's moving up to take their places!

[colinian]

This was featured and shown on our local CBS TV station KPIX tonight. Great story.

Makes one wonder what kind of vetting they did when she applied for the job with the fake credentials. Like, none?

Colin 

 

[Cole Parker]

Made me wonder what adults told them to keep their noses out of adult business.  Conspiracy, anyone?  She apparently bought her diploma.  Did she buy this job, too?  And from whom?

C