Union County Public Schools says it’s among districts affected by a breach in the state’s student information system, which resulted in unauthorized access to student and teacher data.

Most North Carolina school districts use PowerSchool, including Union County, Charlotte-Mecklenburg, and Gaston County.

The student information system used by every public school in the state fell victim to a data breach that may have put Alabama students’ medical and grade information at risk, according to the state Department of Education.

Ascension Public Schools was notified Tuesday of a potential data breach of education software PowerSchool. According to Ascension Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Edith Walker, the school system notified parents about a cybersecurity incident that occurred around Dec.

The Power School Software which supports Alabama school districts was hacked on December 28.

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