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TX: Confidential Bushland ISD documents found

Posted on November 17, 2009 by Dissent

Mitch Roberts reports:

Bushland officials are wondering if an employee or perhaps an ex-employee walked out of the office with highly confidential documents. Those documents were dropped off at Pronews 7.

The documents were from the “free lunch” program from 2003 to 2006. There was a note attached claiming the documents were found at a recycling center in Canyon, and that Pronews 7 should investigate. Social security numbers of students were visible and superintendent Don Wood says a full investigation is underway.

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