North Dakota is working with PowerSchool to determine the scope of the breach, according to education leaders.

A nationwide cybersecurity breach has affected software used by North Dakota public schools, North Dakota Information Technology confirmed Wednesday. It was not immediately clear if any North Dakota student or teacher data was exposed.

Union County Public Schools was among the districts whose student and teacher data was compromised by a data breach last month. Officials with the PowerSchool software company say on Dec. 28, 2024, they became aware of a potential cybersecurity incident involving unauthorized access to certain personal information through its PowerSource platform.

At least three Massachusetts school districts have been impacted by a nationwide data breach of the software company PowerSchool.Woburn, Westford, and<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More

A data breach at PowerSchool, a student information system provider, could affect millions of K-12 students and teachers nationwide, including those in Kansas.

North Carolina student and teacher data was compromised during a tech breach last month, according to the state’s Department of Public Instruction. The department said PowerSchool, a leading provider of cloud-based software in North America,