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NV: CCSD says data breach has exposed student, staff information

Posted on August 2, 2019 by Dissent

Ricardo Torres-Cortez reports:

Names and “in some instances” dates of birth of more than 550,000 former and current Clark County School District students were compromised in a data security incident.

The snafu occurred with a clinical assessment program — also known as AIMSweb — which was contracted by CCSD through the Pearson vendor, said the school district in a news release Thursday night.

AIMSweb1.0 is no longer in use, but the district still works with the vendor, the release said. Pearson’s other services weren’t affected by the security incident.

Read more on Las Vegas Sun.

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