PowerSchool, a national student software company, announced this week that a data breach may have compromised the personal data of students and teachers in school districts across the United States. Some Vermont schools have already reported being affected.

A northern Vermont school district was the victim of a recent data security breach, according to a letter sent to families by the superintendent. Superintendent John Tague of the Franklin West Supervisory Union school district wrote a letter to families confirming that student,

PowerSchool, a national student software company, announced that a data breach may have compromised the personal data of students and teachers in school districts across the United States. Some Vermont schools have already reported being affected.

National education software provider PowerSchool learned of the breach in late December, then informed schools it serves this Wednesday.

A cybersecurity breach has exposed information of students nationwide, and Holton Public Schools is alerting parents.

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