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Mom says her 11-year-old son hacked into his school’s virtual system and shut down classes

Posted on November 12, 2021 by Dissent

That feeling when you are told your child is some kind of evil genius/master criminal who has been sabotaging the school district’s network for months….

Jeroslyn Johnson reports:

A mom recently went viral on TikTok after finally revealing all the trouble her 11-year-old son has been in due to his amazing tech skills.

TikTok user @VictoriaPrettyMuch took to TikTok last week to share a three-minute testimonial about her tech-savvy son who used his talents to do what any other 5th grader would do….get his class canceled.

Victoria recalled the school calling her in April 2021, telling her to come in because her child was in “major trouble.” She said four police officers, the district attorney’s office, superintendent, principal, and three IT technicians were all waiting for her upon arrival.

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