I may be in trouble...but there's more to my story.
When Kai Tamura sneaks into Ms. Opal's classroom for a look at an upcoming exam, he discovers that he's not the only one breaking rules. Ms. Opal is changing answers on her students' standardized tests - and Kai snaps some photos to prove it.
Kai doesn't decide to bust Ms. Opal right away. He was trying to cheat, too, after all. But a classroom conflict forces Kai to put Ms. Opal's actions out in the open. Soon Kai has a new People don't believe him. Forget about a lousy exam score - Kai's suspension from school will really hurt his record unless he can prove his photos are legit.
Part of a series that offers quick reads for lower secondary school students on topics and situations that would be familiar to them. Reading this story, the concepts that many young readers have opinions about, those of cheating, decision-making and justice, all come into play.
Kai Tamura, a senior high-school student worried about his marks, decides to sneak into his maths teacher's classroom to steal the trigonometry exam. Hiding in a storeroom to avoid being caught he sees her changing answers on her students' standardized tests. Taking photos to prove it, he doesn't decide to do anything with them until his friend is disciplined by the same teacher for cheating. Publishing the photos gets him into a lot of trouble when nobody believes his photos are authentic and he is suspended. Kai must prove his innocence even though it might mean that he ruins the career of a popular teacher, one whom he liked until this incident.
A high-low book, where the main character decided to reveal photos of his teacher cheating on standardized tests. He has to defend his decision, without revealing why he was in a position to get those photos in the first place.