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Pennfield board votes to join nationwide PowerSchool data-breach lawsuit

Pennfield Schools Board of Education · December 16, 2025
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Summary

On Dec. 16 the board voted 6–0 (1 absent) to join a nationwide lawsuit related to the 2024 PowerSchool data breach, authorizing the district's participation.

The Pennfield Schools Board of Education voted on Dec. 16 to join a nationwide lawsuit in response to the 2024 PowerSchool data breach. The motion, made by Austin Brown and seconded by Tim Wood, passed by roll call vote 6—0 with Dawn Forton absent.

Minutes record only the board's authorization to join the litigation; the record does not describe counsel chosen, the legal claims included in the complaint, or any cost-sharing arrangement. The action indicates the district will pursue legal remedies alongside similarly affected districts and parents, but further legal particulars are not included in these minutes.