PowerSchool, a popular online portal used by many New York school districts to manage student registration, grading, attendance and more, was hit by a data breach in December that saw the unauthorized release of some student information.

Schools across the US and Canada are warning parents that a data breach may have leaked information for students and employees. The K-12 operations platform PowerSchool, which supports over 60 million students and has over 18,

Troy City Schools was one of the local districts impacted by the breach. The president-elect said he had an “obligation” to attack one specific late night host. Nadya Suleman, who is known to the world as Octomom after giving birth to octuplets,

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The Juneau School District notified staff and families that the district was unaffected by a national cybersecurity incident involving PowerSchool on Friday — however, on Tuesday, JSD confirmed it was indeed impacted.

PowerSchool says their system used by parents, students and teachers for grades and attendance was hacked in December.