Headmaster and ministry employee implicated in leak of questions.
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Police have arrested two people on suspicion of leaking the Bagrut maths test, Israel radio reported on Sunday. The leak emerged a few days before the test when a teacher was told by one of her students that the questions were available on Facebook, and she reported it to the police.RELATED:Crashed website delays math bagrutMathematics bagrut exam not to be canceled despite leakAs a result, the Education Ministry was forced to change the test at the last minute which caused problems in distribution of the test. A ministry internet site from which headmasters were supposed to retrieve it crashed under the load and in addition various schools had problems caused by the need to print the test at the last minute. Tests are usually delivered already printed by the post office.
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