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Officials: High school students face charges for hacking, changing grades

Several Hudson County high school students are facing charges after they allegedly hacked into a school computer to change grades.

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Officials: High school students face charges for hacking, changing grades

Several Hudson County high school students are facing charges after they allegedly hacked into a school computer to change grades.

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