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These boys and girls made a mistake but it was due to lack of education of their actions. Most of the parents of the kids have never even heard of sexting and certainly didn't know it was something illegal. I'm sure these boys and girls used poor judgement, but they should be disciplined and be able to move on. Now these boys (only) are facing possible charges. It's truly a sad thing for them and their futures. These kids are not criminals... Munster school officials failed to handle this situation in a proper manner. Many parents feel it was handled in a Nazi-like manner. The superintendent should be receiving many phone calls from angry parents about his inaccurate statements on television this evening.