Mullen Board authorizes joining PowerSchool data-breach litigation
Summary
Board approved a legal-services agreement to join litigation over a PowerSchool breach tied to 2024–25; administration and counsel recommended joining to seek recovery of roughly $5,000 in fees. Frantz Law Group was engaged for the purpose.
The Mullen Board of Education voted to approve a legal-services agreement with Frantz Law Group to join the multi-district PowerSchool data-breach litigation.
Administration materials noted the district incurred costs tied to the 2024–25 PowerSchool breach and that KSB School Law recommended joining the litigation. The minutes state the administration believes the district "may be able to recoup our fees from 2024-2025 which is around $5,000." The motion to approve the agreement carried with recorded yes votes from all board members.
The board’s motion authorized the district to enter the agreement; supporting documents in the transcript include the Frantz Law Group contingency-fee contract language and standard terms for pursuing claims. The minutes record the formal motion language and roll-call vote.
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