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District: Records for 1,800 Lake County students mistakenly shared with unauthorized person

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District: Records for 1,800 Lake County students mistakenly shared with unauthorized person — Windermere Schools news

Lake County Schools said late Friday in a Facebook post that student records of approximately 1,800 students had been mistakenly sent to someone who was not authorized to have them.The district said that as soon as it was alerted to the error, it "immediately took steps to address the situation, including requesting that the information be permanently deleted and not shared with others."The district said in its statement that it would notify the parents and guardians of the 1,800 students whose records were mistakenly shared, and that it was pursuing legal measures to protect the confidentiality of those records, and was reviewing internal procedures to prevent this from happening again.The district's statement did not explain how the records were mistakenly shared, to whom those records were shared, the type of records shared, or whether anyone was disciplined due to the error.When reached by FOX 35 on Friday night, a spokesperson for Lake County Schools deferred our newsroom to the d

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