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Superintendent says no data breach occurred; district weighing switch from Neola to Thrun policies
Summary
Superintendent Dr. DiPonio told the Lake Shore Board of Education that an investigated data-breach concern did not result in an actual breach, updated the board on a tentative secretary contract agreement, and said the district is considering moving policy services from Neola to Thrun.
Dr. DiPonio told the Lake Shore Board of Education that a community concern about a potential data breach was investigated and that "no actual data breach occurred at Lake Shore Public Schools, security measures were effective." The superintendent also said secretary negotiations are progressing and a tentative agreement has been signed.
DiPonio described a staff review of district policy services and discussed differences between Neola and Thrun policy providers, noting potential benefits if the board decides to transition. He did not state a final decision or a timeline for any vendor change; the transcript records that the board is only considering the shift at this stage.
