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TX: Local Man Finds Student Social Security Numbers in Field

Posted on March 21, 2011 by Dissent

Eli Ross reports on a document disposal breach involving the Killeen Independent School District. The papers may have (and I stress may at this point as nothing’s clear or confirmed):

[…]

Perez showed News 10 where the wind had blown many documents, and News 10 found even more, including teacher evaluations, test-preparation materials, and even grade books.

On document after document, one teacher’s name kept appearing, and News 10 tracked down that teacher at her home not far from the field.

“Oh Heavens!” the teacher, whom News 10 is not identifying, said when questioned about the trash Sunday evening.

“I don’t know, but I have a feeling I had someone dump it, and didn’t do what I asked,” the teacher said.

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