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Gaming NewsThe Reel Life doesn't pay for grades17 November 2011The Reel Life had some great teachers when we were growing up, and also had some not so great teachers. However, we never had any teachers who would sell grades. According to WINK News, a high school teacher in Florida is being investigated for grade-changing for money. Charlotte High School math teacher Jeff Spires has admitted to selling grades to students. A student at the high school told the principal that he "paid coach $40.00 cash for this quiz. I paper-clipped two 20.00 dollar bills to the quiz." An investigator wrote in a report that Spires admitted to taking $60-70 from an eleventh-grader twice, in exchange for good grades. Why would a teacher need to sell grades? Well, Spires told investigators that he "financial straits due to bankruptcy, arrests, and jail time." Those arrests included DUI, driving with a suspended license and probation violation. It is unclear if Spires will be charged with any crimes, but The Reel Life believes he should at least be charged with stupidity. Not because he was selling of grades, but because his method of collection was so obvious. Paper-clipping twenties on a quiz? Come on. Get in the fast lane Grandma, this bingo game is ready to roll! Thais don’t go to the dealer While playing a game of Bingo 90 Bejeweled at Jackpotjoy, Robert B saw that he had won the jackpot. That jackpot win turned out to be a staggering £108,867! "(I am) delighted, shocked and very happy with my win," he said. "There must be someone looking down on me from up above.This win has made it all better and is helping me pay off the whole mortgage and getting me settled when I move over to Thailand!" he said. "I am so happy and thankful for my win. I've been playing for over six years and won a few here and there but nothing like this. I can't wait to get back on the games too."
The Reel Life doesn't pay for grades
is republished from Online.CasinoCity.com.
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