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Florida Virtual School needs new board, new ethics standards, state education department says

Posted on November 2, 2019 by Dissent

Beth Kassab and Leslie Postal report:

The troubled Florida Virtual School should get a new governor-appointed board, new ethics standards for employees and a new inspector general inside the school to oversee internal audits and investigations, according to a report released Friday by the Florida Department of Education.

And some of the criticism relates to a massive breach that went undetected until it was first reported by DataBreaches.net to Leon County Schools. FLVS has had security audits since then and apparently urgently needs new cybersecurity measures.

Read more on Orlando Sentinel.


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