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Monitoring software could be easily adapted to flag abortion-related searches
Confidential incident reports, personnel records, and more are leaked online.
A group of criminal hackers have started leaking data containing personal information online, after the victim school publicly announced it wasn’t going to pay the ransom.
A Motherboard investigation based on FOIA requests show how U.S. schools have been dealing with ransomware attacks.
Researchers have found some daycare apps share information such as the number of diaper changes with third-parties without disclosing it.
The Federal Trade Commission should investigate companies that sell lists of prospective students to colleges and universities, a new report from the Institute for College Access & Success argues. The report, released Tuesday, is the third installment of a series focused on the student list industry. The first two reports explained how the industry works and analyzed the
State of K-12 computing in Wisconsin, 2022.
Despite policies that aim to provide both transparency and access, most students and parents are unaware of what data is being stored and who has access to it.
Utah Leads the Way in Protecting Student Privacy: A Case Study in K-12 Privacy Best PracticesFPF’s new case…
While growing up along the Gulf Coast in Mississippi, Kenyatta Thomas relied on the internet and other teenagers to learn about sex. Thomas and their peers watched videos during high school gym class that stressed the importance of abstinence — and the horrors that can come from sex before marriage. But for Thomas, who is […]
A day before kids return to class, Keller school officials instructed campuses to pull any book that was challenged last year from library shelves.
A $30 million King County initiative that has checked students for health risks raises questions about privacy, ethics and a conflict of interest.