I opened a ticket this morning to see whether I could get this report, but I also wanted to check whether anyone has already received a report identifying students who entered no response in Section 3 of the ELA portion of the VTCAP test. If so, would you be willing to share the overall data?
Hi Derrick, Last fall we were looking into why an individual student's writing was not scored on the ELA, and subsequently learned that we could get a report listing all students from the district that did not receive a writing score from their respective grade level ELA assessments. What was most helpful about this report was that it also included the codes as to why the writing was not scored. We were surprised that the majority were not due to being blank, but rather just incomplete or "direct copy". You can actually see these codes listed in the grade level
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The word "using" may be overly optimistic; we've been trying to use PowerHub for the last two years. Implementation has been difficult. Our district code changed, but we didn't find out until partway through so none of our families are using it yet. This turned out to be a blessing when the app malfunctioned earlier this year though. MBA plugins don't integrate and there are currently no plans for integration. Some PowerHub built-in features aren't working at full capacity or correctly yet. It's getting better slowly, but right now it feels like I'm paying to beta test a product. I
We pulled together a focus group made up of teachers, admins, counselors, etc. Looked at both and decided to go with ParentSquare. The group preferred the look and functionality of ParentSquare. We are currently onboarding and will fully launch for the 26-27 SY.
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Good morning! After looking through the School-IT archives it looks like the last time this topic came up was a few years ago. Our PLP committee is revisiting this issue and I'm just wondering what platforms people are using for PLPs. Love it? Hate it? Other thoughts? I appreciate your time. Thanks!
Matt
Matt Martyn ~ he/him Director of Technology Windham Central Supervisory Union
We're wondering the same thing at our school. There have been requests to have it follow the student somewhere in the SIS so that counselors, teachers, and guardians can see if students have submitted one or not, but haven't found a good way to do that yet. Not much chatter in PowerSchool forums regarding this topic either.
I have given up on PLPs being a productive tool for education. That said, the mandatory parts we have just incorporated into Google Classroom. Each class has a "Class of 20xx". and there is a PLP topic. Our guidance department just creates an assignment under the PLP category and assigns it to the students as needed. One of the assignments is this template <https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QUrOsERU2-vlxIA48AH9vqygCRqtrgCRhe_f3uaIbcQ/edit?usp=sharing> that they have kids fill out and submit. The process works well, and fits with the students workflow nicely.
At EHS the students all have a Google Site (our PLP committee created a template).
On Thu, Apr 9, 2026 at 10:52 AM Bjorn Behrendt < [log in to unmask]> wrote:
> I have given up on PLPs being a productive tool for education. That > said, the mandatory parts we have just incorporated into Google Classroom. > Each class has a "Class of 20xx". and there is a PLP topic. Our > guidance department just creates an assignment under the PLP category and > assigns it to the students as needed. One of the assignments is this > template > <https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QUrOsERU2-vlxIA48AH9vqygCRqtrgCRhe_f3uaIbcQ/edit?usp=sharing> that >
BHS also uses a Google Site platform. Sites in progress are shared with each student’s grade-level advisor and our PLP coordinator, and all links are tracked in a master spreadsheet organized by grade and advisor so progress can be monitored.
While it would be easy to require that PLP sites also be shared with parents/guardians, I like that we keep students in charge of their own progress and process, with some safe guards in place in case a student completely drops the ball.
For those of you who attended Tech Clinic in February and or our March IT Leadership call, you likely recall a discussion about a free service offered by one of our Consortia Partners, GoTeacher. We have formalized this opportunity with GoTeacher, and we are holding 2 informational sessions about this service. There will be two informational sessions:
Is anyone using an alternative to Everway's Read&Write. We currently have a domain license that I'm told by their sales people is our best deal. However, I want to consider alternatives before signing a renewal agreement.
We use SCOIR. The counseling office prefers it, and their support is top notch.
On Wed, Apr 8, 2026 at 7:55 AM Peter Drescher < [log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Anyone replacing Naviance with other products? The counseling office at > our HS is considering a switch. Wondering what others experiences have > been. > > Peter > > -- > Peter Drescher > Director of Technology and Innovation > Essex Westford School District > 76 Pearl St. Suite 201 > Essex Jct., VT 05452 > (o) 802-857-7090 > (c) 802-279-8355 > [log in to unmask] > > > CONFIDENTIAL COMMUNICATION. THIS MESSAGE MAY NOT BE
Burlington also switched to SCOIR this year. Our counseling department is very happy with it.
On Thu, Apr 9, 2026 at 7:37 AM Suzanne Lee-Ciambra < [log in to unmask]> wrote:
> We use SCOIR. The counseling office prefers it, and their support is top > notch. > > On Wed, Apr 8, 2026 at 7:55 AM Peter Drescher < > [log in to unmask]> wrote: > >> Anyone replacing Naviance with other products? The counseling office at >> our HS is considering a switch. Wondering what others experiences have >> been. >> >> Peter >> >> -- >> Peter Drescher >> Director of Technology and Innovation >>
South Burlington switched from Naviance to SCOIR justttt before PowerSchool acquired Naviance. After some initial adjustments to the sync, we have had very little to do with it from the IT Dept side of things.
Side question for others using SCOIR, how do you roster it from PowerSchool (or other SIS users)? At the time, Clever was recommended. Wondering if others have either been provided a plug-in from SCOIR if you have written a custom export, plug-in, etc.?
We are using SCOIR and roster through Clever. This has been overall pretty flawless and hands off once it's set up.
Thanks,
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Wanted to share a quick heads-up from last week. We had a phishing attempt where an external actor used a legitimate Google account to share a document with our entire staff. Because it came through Google's own Drive notification infrastructure, it passed every email authentication check and landed cleanly in 197 inboxes.
We remediated quickly — deleted the messages org-wide, blocked the sender, reset passwords for affected users — but the experience highlighted something worth discussing: our default Google Workspace configuration allowed any Google account, from any organization, to deliver content directly to our staff via Drive share
We just had a similar incident, and I haven't found a good solution yet.
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On Mon, Apr 6, 2026 at 11:56 AM Hatch, Will < [log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Hi all, > > Wanted to share a quick heads-up from last week. We had a phishing attempt > where an external actor used a legitimate Google account to share a > document with our entire staff. Because it came through Google's own Drive > notification infrastructure, it passed every email authentication check and
I haven't had any luck in finding a good solution, either. But I have been spending some time wondering if there is any part of the "receive external communications" function within the admin console that I could get creative with to address this issue as well. That seems to be the only section of place that I can think of that may have a creative answer to this problem.
I imagine any kind of trust rules or delivery restriction for staff would be...politically interesting...to deal with. I can't see it as being feasible for us.
We enforce 2FA and geoblocking. We run phishing tests twice a month for all employees. We make a point to be friendly with people, even when they fall for simulations or even real attacks - that way they aren't afraid to report things to us when it does happen. We also send out org-wide notifications when we are made aware of actual attacks going on.
What I have seen in the most recent Phishing emails is for the user to click a link that opens an app, and in the process gets the user to both log in, and accept permissions. Once the app has permissions, it can share, or send as much as it wants, and it won't matter if the end user has changed their password or has 2fa.
this is what BJ said "...suspected of being compromised go to: Manage Your Google Account > Third-Party apps and services, and delete any service that should not be there."
is that the same (or dif) as {looks VERY similar [based on my own account] though not exactly the same as} "Connected applications and devices" in SECURITY tab in a user's GW account?
We've received a forwarded legal notice regarding a class action settlement involving PowerSchool and Naviance (Q.J. v. PowerSchool Holdings LLC) related to a data breach affecting student records.
The notice instructs affected students/families to file a claim at www.powerschoolnaviancesettlement.com using a Student Class Member ID by July 27, 2026.
Hi Will, As far as I know nothing has been sent to MAUSD. I have not received a copy nor has our data manager mentioned anything.
Mike
On Fri, Apr 3, 2026 at 9:42 AM Hatch, Will <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > > Subject: PowerSchool/Naviance Class Action Settlement Notices - Anyone Else Seeing These? > > Hi all, > > We've received a forwarded legal notice regarding a class action settlement involving PowerSchool and Naviance (Q.J. v. PowerSchool Holdings LLC) related to a data breach affecting student records. > > The notice instructs affected students/families to file a claim at www.powerschoolnaviancesettlement.com using a
A few districts in the NH PowerSchool Users group reported seeing those messages. I haven't received any reports here yet. PowerSchool posted a notification about it shortly after. I'm not sure who received that notice, as several PSUG members hadn't gotten it. Best, Suzanne
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> Hi Will, > As far as I know nothing has been sent to MAUSD. I have not received > a copy nor has our data manager mentioned anything. > > Mike > > On Fri, Apr 3, 2026 at 9:42 AM Hatch, Will >
On Fri, Apr 3, 2026 at 9:42 AM Hatch, Will < [log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Subject: PowerSchool/Naviance Class Action Settlement Notices - Anyone > Else Seeing These? > > Hi all, > > We've received a forwarded legal notice regarding a class action > settlement involving PowerSchool and Naviance (Q.J. v. PowerSchool Holdings > LLC) related to a data breach affecting student records. > > The notice instructs affected students/families to file a claim at > www.powerschoolnaviancesettlement.com using a Student Class Member ID by > July 27, 2026. > > A few questions for the group:
Our users received the class-action lawsuit letter earlier this week.
On Fri, Apr 3, 2026 at 10:06 AM Berry, Michael <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> We just received something in MRPS > > On Fri, Apr 3, 2026 at 9:42 AM Hatch, Will < > [log in to unmask]> wrote: > >> Subject: PowerSchool/Naviance Class Action Settlement Notices - Anyone >> Else Seeing These? >> >> Hi all, >> >> We've received a forwarded legal notice regarding a class action >> settlement involving PowerSchool and Naviance (Q.J. v. PowerSchool Holdings >> LLC) related to a data breach affecting student records. >> >> The notice instructs affected students/families
Did anyone send anything out to their families in regards to these emails?
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On Fri, Apr 3, 2026, 11:47 AM David Rodgers < [log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Our users received the class-action lawsuit letter earlier this week. > > On Fri, Apr 3, 2026 at 10:06 AM Berry, Michael <[log in to unmask]> > wrote: > >> We just received something in MRPS >> >> On Fri, Apr 3, 2026 at 9:42 AM Hatch, Will < >> [log in to unmask]> wrote: >> >>> Subject: PowerSchool/Naviance Class Action Settlement Notices - Anyone >>> Else Seeing These? >>> >>> Hi all, >>> >>> We've
On Fri, Apr 3, 2026 at 5:34 PM Scott Marshia <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Did anyone send anything out to their families in regards to these emails? > > Scott Marshia > CCSU IT Director > 802-684-3801 x210 > > On Fri, Apr 3, 2026, 11:47 AM David Rodgers < > [log in to unmask]> wrote: > >> Our users received the class-action lawsuit letter earlier this week. >> >> On Fri, Apr 3, 2026 at 10:06 AM Berry, Michael <[log in to unmask]> >> wrote: >> >>> We just received something in MRPS >>> >>> On Fri, Apr 3, 2026 at
Scott, we drafted a response to send to our community, and it is currently being reviewed by Legal.
On Mon, Apr 6, 2026 at 10:25 AM Peter Drescher < [log in to unmask]> wrote:
> We had a couple here at EWSD. > > PD > > On Fri, Apr 3, 2026 at 5:34 PM Scott Marshia <[log in to unmask]> > wrote: > >> Did anyone send anything out to their families in regards to these emails? >> >> Scott Marshia >> CCSU IT Director >> 802-684-3801 x210 >> >> On Fri, Apr 3, 2026, 11:47 AM David Rodgers < >> [log in to unmask]> wrote: >> >>> Our users received
Passing this along in case it is of value to you from our friends at K12TechPro who provides us discounted Google Education licensing via the Vita-Learn Purchasing Consortia.
> > K-12 technology directors received an alert on Sunday, March 22 , from > Infinite Campus regarding a cyber incident. In a subsequent interview on > the K12 Tech Talk podcast ( > https://k12techtalkpodcast.com/e/infinite-campus-salesforce-breach-what-k%e2%80%9112-districts-need-to-know/ > ) , CEO Charlie Kratsch clarified that the breach was a “smash and grab” by > the ShinyHunters group. The attackers targeted the company’s Salesforce > ticketing system rather than core student databases. Full article
Our SU has been using Keeping as our ticketing platform for a while now, but we have been discussing making a change. With that, I wanted to reach out to see what others were using for their IT Ticketing systems.
Is anyone using a ticketing system that they love? What do you like most / least about those systems?
We use IncidentIQ as a Ticketing System, and for Asset Management. It seems to work tolerably well.
On Thu, Apr 2, 2026 at 11:50 AM Shannon Horn-Eldred < [log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Good morning! > > Our SU has been using Keeping as our ticketing platform for a while now, > but we have been discussing making a change. With that, I wanted to reach > out to see what others were using for their IT Ticketing systems. > > Is anyone using a ticketing system that they love? What do you like most > / least about those systems?
On Thu, Apr 2, 2026 at 12:14 PM Trey Cates - Director of Technology < [log in to unmask]> wrote:
> We have been using Mojo Helpdesk for the last few years and have found the > features and price to be competitive. > https://www.mojohelpdesk.com/ > > We even created a separate helpdesk on our account for our facilities > department. > > Sincerely, > > Trey Cates > Director of Technology > [log in to unmask] > Central Vermont Supervisory Union > 111B Brush Hill Road > Williamstown, VT 05679 > > (802) 433-5818 ext. 1887
We haven't had, or really needed, a system until recently, when we had three things happen. 1. We think it's a good time to have some data on what we do, but we don't have a budget. 2. We need a fun way to stay on top of our Gemini, Gem, NotebookLM evolution and AI in general. 2. Claude Pro arrived and Sean M. just asked it for a ticket system... and we had a good draft.
I used https://www.freshworks.com/freshdesk/. It used to have a free version up to 10 users, but I could only find the paid versions. It works and I have been happy with it.
On Thu, Apr 2, 2026 at 11:50 AM Shannon Horn-Eldred < [log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Good morning! > > Our SU has been using Keeping as our ticketing platform for a while now, > but we have been discussing making a change. With that, I wanted to reach > out to see what others were using for their IT Ticketing systems. > > Is anyone using a ticketing system that they
I've been looking for the same thing, and I've just booked a demo with Mojo HelpDesk. It seemed to be the right size for our district. We might add asset management, but we've been making do with just spreadsheets (not exactly cutting edge, I know).
Tim
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I've had many teachers reporting that students 'accidentally' got to the 'submit answers' screen. Teachers are reporting that students hit 'next' and it brought them to submit answers and students are unable to go back. Some students even report the computer 'glitching out' and ending up at the submit screen. This seems to be happening much more this year with the new 'session 3' of VTCAP ELA. In a specific case, a child got to the 'warning screen' with the yellow triangle and tried to hit the back arrow, and ended up at the submit screen. Many of
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> We have had the same thing happen with numerous students today. Thank you > for sharing what happened! > > *J**en Mitchell* > *Education Technology Integrationist* > *Swanton Elementary Sch**ool* > *Swanton, VT* > *802-868-5346 ext.2**265* > > *Want to plan a time to meet or have me in your classroom? You can > schedule a time with me at this link > <https://calendar.app.google/XuR2ifyp6RKMMqex7>.* > > "You can't blend in when you were born to stand out."- *Wonder by R.**J. >
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I was transferred to Pearson yesterday as well. I was basically given the answer "I can see the kid clicked next so there is nothing we can do.' I was given two options "grade as is," or 'reset to the beginning and student starts over'
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I did call and was emailed directions to "Our next steps for this case are to collect and review TestNav application log files from devices unable to perform during testing."
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I had to download all of the log files from Test Nav, and the Perason tech basically told me it's the 'kids fault' based on what the log files show.
On Thu, Apr 2, 2026 at 10:17 AM Megan LaSage <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> I did call and was emailed directions to "Our next steps for this case > are to collect and review TestNav application log files from devices unable > to perform during testing." > > On Thu, Apr 2, 2026 at 10:13 AM Jennifer Mitchell < > [log in to unmask]> wrote: > >> I'm being transferred to Pearson now and
Just so you know, it's happening quite a bit in EWSD as well...
On Thu, Apr 2, 2026 at 10:29 AM Jessica Van Orman < [log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Hi Megan, > > I had to download all of the log files from Test Nav, and the Perason tech > basically told me it's the 'kids fault' based on what the log files show. > > On Thu, Apr 2, 2026 at 10:17 AM Megan LaSage <[log in to unmask]> > wrote: > >> I did call and was emailed directions to "Our next steps for this case >> are to collect and review TestNav application
The person helping me from Pearson said that it is the state's decision on if a test is reopened and to which section/session.
All I know is, some students did click the arrow, but if there was no warning and the ready to submit button came up, they should not be penalized if the test would not allow them to go back.
I think it's important for teachers and other staff to give this feedback to the state. In the past Daniell Dupuis has been very helpful, in my experience, and has advocated for schools' needs with Pearson. A lot of this sounds like problems with the app.
Last year in May Danielle put out a survey and I shared the link with teachers and asked them to give feedback and many did. Be on the lookout for that, or if Danielle is still in charge of quality control, I would encourage folks to email her at [log in to unmask] and share specifics of
Hi all, We are trying to get in touch with Danielle here in Burlington and her email has bounced back--the director of Assessment position is open per the AOE site. We agree how helpful she was in the past too! Thanks, Andrea
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Bummer! In the meantime, perhaps: Mabika Goma General Assessments Coordinator Vermont Agency of Education | 1 National Life Drive | Davis 5 | Montpelier, VT [log in to unmask] 802-793-0079
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> Hi all, > We are trying to get in touch with Danielle here in Burlington and her > email has bounced back--the director of Assessment position is open per the > AOE site. We agree how helpful she was in the past too! > Thanks, > Andrea > > *Andrea Olson (she/her) <https://pronouns.org/what-and-why>* > Technology Integration Specialist (0.6 FTE) > Teaching
Good afternoon, We are aware of this issue and understand that it is unfortunately widespread. We are working with our vendor since this morning to address the issue. I can’t provide any further details at this time but wanted you all to know we are working and advocating for a better testing experience. Cognia is going to send out communications on the issue hopefully today or tomorrow the latest.
Our athletic director submitted an internal vetting request for a Pixellot camera and its related services (NFHS, NFHS + GoFan, etc.). The overall setup appears to tie into both the NFHS Network and PlayOn.
I am trying to get a sense of how others are handling the student data privacy piece.
We use TEC <https://tec-coop.org/> for DPAs, and I submitted requests for each component. TEC marked them pretty quickly as *vendor declined to sign the NDPA*.
Adam Gamelin, formerly our state CISA representative, is starting a new Cyber consulting services firm. If you haven't worked with Adam, he's an excellent resource on all things Cybersecurity. Adam has deep connections with local law enforcement, the FBI, and the Vermont Intelligence Center. We've worked with him on updating cyber policies and have done a tabletop exercise with him as well. He's a Colchester resident and a great person.
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We have a demo set here in my office and they are a contender, but we have not come to final decision yet.
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We use Zendesk. They have some reasonably priced options for smaller schools. Our users seem to like it and it has been easy for the team to manage tickets. There is a decent setup to create a knowledge base and messages for users to be self sufficient if they want to be as well.
We use Freshdesk and a separate asset platform. It's fine-- does the job. We have the paid plan and have another department in it as well. They recently had a steep price increase which is making it less palatable.
We are currently evaluating IncidentIQ. It has an integrated asset system with some MDM integration/controls built in. I don't like the cost, but for us, it's almost a net even for an integrated ticket/asset environment (plus more)...
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> We use ParentSquare, and they just sent this out in their release notes a > few days ago: > > Family Messaging is Here! >> To support bell-to-bell cell phone limits, Family Messaging offers a >> secure, district-controlled environment
