Coach’s wife charged with illegally changing player grades

[knapplc]

Coach’s wife charged with illegally changing player grades

 

 

 

The wife of a Chicagoland football coach has been accused of illegally using a school administration password and changing the grades of more than 40 of her husband's players.

 

As reported by the Chicago Tribune and Daily Herald, among other sources, Antioch (Ill.) Community High special education teacher Sara Glashagel has been charged with tampering with computer records after a trail in the school district's computer system traced inexplicable improvements in the grades of 64 students back to her hand. The teacher could face up to a year in jail and $2,500 in fines for tweaking the grades.

 

Glashagel was caught after police received a subpoena to discover the owner of a computer with an IP address beyond the school's network that had electronically changed students' grades on Sep. 17, 18, 20 and 21 and the IP address was traced directly to her personal computer. The four days of changes followed an initial alteration that another teacher reported to school authorities when she couldn't remember any reason why she would have improved the prospective student's grade.

 

"Our understanding is that some changes were made to make it less obvious, so it wasn't football players only," Antioch police chief Craig Somerville told the Tribune.

 

While the changes improved the academic standing of nearly the entire football team, there is no indication that Glashagel's husband, Antioch Community football coach Brian Glashagel, had anything to do with the incident. In fact, it's difficult to see why he would have been involved because the changes apparently didn't make any of the effected players eligible to play, other than those who were already eligible.

 

Mrs. Glashagel:

 

 

Something makes me wonder if there isn't more to this story. Like, she had some involvement with a player or players.

[CornHOLIO]

I'm glad my coaches wife wasn't that hot? (Using the term loosely)

[krc1995]

I would like to sit next to her on my next transalantic flight.

[AK-47]

Check out the fun-bags on that hose hound!

[NUance]

I would like to sit next to her on my next transalantic flight.

Me too! Hoping she would let me snuggle up to her pillows.

[308_Husker]

She's beautiful, she's rich, she's got huge... tracts of land!

[krc1995]

I would like to sit next to her on my next transalantic flight.

Me too! Hoping she would let me snuggle up to her pillows.

or- as a floatation device in the event of an unexpected ocean landing

[HuskerThor]

Check out the fun-bags on that hose hound!

 

 

Nice pair of Hooters you got there.

[Excel]

She can "Illegally change my grades" any time she wants

[Landomatic]

I don't know...6' tall is kind of an amazon woman. She does look like she has tig ole bitties though.

[huKSer]

Coach’s wife charged with illegally changing player grades

 

 

 

The wife of a Chicagoland football coach has been accused of illegally using a school administration password and changing the grades of more than 40 of her husband's players.

 

As reported by the Chicago Tribune and Daily Herald, among other sources, Antioch (Ill.) Community High special education teacher Sara Glashagel has been charged with tampering with computer records after a trail in the school district's computer system traced inexplicable improvements in the grades of 64 students back to her hand. The teacher could face up to a year in jail and $2,500 in fines for tweaking the grades.

 

Glashagel was caught after police received a subpoena to discover the owner of a computer with an IP address beyond the school's network that had electronically changed students' grades on Sep. 17, 18, 20 and 21 and the IP address was traced directly to her personal computer. The four days of changes followed an initial alteration that another teacher reported to school authorities when she couldn't remember any reason why she would have improved the prospective student's grade.

 

"Our understanding is that some changes were made to make it less obvious, so it wasn't football players only," Antioch police chief Craig Somerville told the Tribune.

 

While the changes improved the academic standing of nearly the entire football team, there is no indication that Glashagel's husband, Antioch Community football coach Brian Glashagel, had anything to do with the incident. In fact, it's difficult to see why he would have been involved because the changes apparently didn't make any of the effected players eligible to play, other than those who were already eligible.

 

Mrs. Glashagel:

 

 

Something makes me wonder if there isn't more to this story. Like, she had some involvement with a player or players.

Quick. Somebody remove the sign in front of her profile shot