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The New York State Department of Education sent the following list of schools "known to have been affected by the Illuminate Education data breach" in response to a Freedom of Information request by THE Journal. NYSED said "not all students at every school had their data compromised," but also noted that at some schools, both current and former students data was compromised.

At least 24 school districts and 18 charter schools in New York — totaling “at least” a million students in the state of New York alone — were impacted by the breach of private student data that occurred during a January cyberattack on Illuminate Education’s systems, and the New York State Education Department has launched an investigation into the data breach, a NYSED official told THE Journal.

Santa Barbara, CA (PRWEB) May 04, 2022 -- ParentSquare Inc., developer of the premier unified school-home engagement platform for K-12, today announced the

Another school district has announced that student data stored on Illuminate Education software has been breached and said Illuminate is is mailing a letter to parents offering “complimentary” identity monitoring service for a year.

African -- [laughter] >> geraldo: student loans are what are destroying many -- ive been saying i was working for three years before i paid off my student loans. kids get the money, they have no economic education, no financial education. >> jeanine: they dont know the realities of life. >> geraldo: they spend money, party. >> dana: they major in sociology. >> geraldo: ill trade that has no market value, and the graduate $200,000 in debt. if you have an education degree, and are $200,000 in debt...

LearnPlatform has launched a new certification option called IMPACT-Ready for K–12 ed tech providers that have proven their solution or product meets the learning-impact requirements of the Every Student Succeeds Act and that they are committed to protecting student data and are willing to efficiently share student data with districts.

A $20,000 bond was set for James Michael Hodge, 43, of Dublin.

The COVID-19 pandemic has shined a spotlight on equity disparities in K–12 education, with new attention on how factors such as internet access, home environments, and family dynamics can impact student success. As schools continue responding to pandemic disruptions, timely and comprehensive data in one spot remains critical to educators’ abilities to make informed decisions and create targeted interventions.

A cyber security risk has resulted in many of the Broward schools’ computer systems being shut down since Monday. The situation left students unable to log in Monday morning. Later that morning, the district’s main learning management software, Canvas, was back on, but numerous other programs were down, including Pinaccle, used for grades and attendance, as well as many databases within the ...

Maine DOE Update – January 8, 2021 News Provided By Share This Article Reporting Items Users looking to complete the Graduation Certification Report will need access to the Student Data module within the NEO application. If you do not have access to this module, please have your superintendent submit a NEO access request form on your behalf. | More On December 10, 2019 the DOE Data Governance team voted to bring Maine’s Dropout reporting into compliance with USDOEs guidance, starting with t...