Topeka schools leak exposes low income student data
Topeka Public Schools faced a data breach revealing income status of students eligible for free or reduced lunch. PowerSchool access allowed principals and teachers to view confidential data. walls displayed participant data. district shut down a data-export function and cooperates with KSDE and USDA.
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Topeka
PowerSchool
Topeka Capital Journal
Julie Ford
US S. Department of Agriculture
Capital-Journal
Kansas State
Ment of Education
USDA
Cheryl Johnson
State Education Department
Ford
Jim Rousseau
Janet Johnson
Johnson
KSDE
Writebol son says mother recovering from Ebola in Wichita
Jeremy Writebol said his mother Nancy Writebol remains in isolation and recuperating after surviving Ebola. He returned to Wichita from Atlanta two weeks at a hospital and has not yet hugged her. Nancy and her husband face uncertain next steps as prayers and aid for Ebola-stricken Africa continue.
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Wichita
Nancy Writebol
Jeremy Writebol
Atlanta
Writebol
Africa
Kent Brantly
Mass Metal Growth Tied to Real Gold and Silver Ownership
Mass Metal, founded in 2008 by Lawrence residents, grew 759 percent to 17.5 million in 2013 from a second floor office at 706 Massachusetts St. The firm operates silversaver.com to sell actual gold and silver and stores or delivers it. It serves clients nationwide with many purchases under 25 dollars and some exceeding 25 thousand weekly. The company emphasizes diversification and avoids fear tactics. Brakenhoff expects more sales and customer service roles, with headquarters in Lawrence.
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Massachusetts St
Lawrence
Jeremy Brakenhoff
Mass Metal
Silversaver.com
Brakenhoff
U.S
Ing
Kansas
Sainstore
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