Northfield High School teacher broke law by posting top test scores

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Northfield High School teacher broke law by posting top test scores

11-16-2009, 04:56 PM

A Northfield teacher who posted the names and grades of students with the best test scores thought it was a good way to praise his high fliers and motivate the rest.

Turns out it was against the law, according to state officials.

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