A hacking incident has occurred in Newton County Schools, affecting the district's systems. This unauthorized network activity was discovered just before the school year began. The incident has been identified and is currently under investigation.
The FBI has joined in to help with the investigation. Further details about the hacking incident and its impact on Newton County Schools can be found through local news sources, including FOX 5 Atlanta.
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