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Marshall Schools approve legal, monitoring contracts after PowerSchool data breach
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Marshall Public Schools approved contracts with outside counsel and a data‑forensics vendor and said PowerSchool will offer two years of Experian monitoring to affected employees; the district notified state authorities and its insurer is covering most costs.
Marshall Public Schools on Monday approved contracts and steps to respond to a data breach involving the district’s PowerSchool software, the district’s assistant superintendent said. The board voted in the consent agenda to retain outside counsel and a vendor to help identify affected employees and handle notifications.
The move follows district work with PowerSchool and the district’s liability carrier. “PowerSchool is doing something on their end, and then we’re doing something on our end to protect our employees,” Assistant Superintendent David Reinke said during his report.
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