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Sweetwater Union High School District still dealing with impact of undefined situation

Posted on February 17, 2023 by Dissent

Kristen Taketa reports:

Days after a sweeping systems outage first disrupted student learning and forced teachers to remake their lessons, the Sweetwater Union High School District still hasn’t said what caused the outage or when it expects a fix.

[…]

The outage was discovered Sunday in the district’s Microsoft systems, including Outlook, according to the Sweetwater teachers union. The following day, the district’s internet and student information system, Infinite Campus, were shut down in the afternoon “to ensure that no other systems could be affected,” the union said in an email to members on Wednesday.

Read more at San Diego Union Tribune

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