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IL: Confidential student information released in District 203 data leak

Posted on September 27, 2024 by Dissent

For your “No need to hack if it’s leaking” files, C. J. Getting reports:

Confidential student information was unintentionally leaked in Naperville Central’s School Improvement Plan, which was released publicly on Friday, Sept. 20. It was removed on Tuesday, Sept. 24 around 3:35 p.m. when Central Times staff brought the breach to the attention of Principal Jackie Thornton.

The leak included student grades for both first and second semester of the 2023-24 school year across two documents, as well as additional protected data points on IEP and 504 status, eligibility for free and reduced lunch, dual language status and limited English proficiency status. Students’ full names and ID numbers were also included.

Read more at CentralTimes.org.

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