A local teachers union has expressed growing concerns about the safety and readiness of schools to reopen after a major cyberattack disrupted systems across the district. Officials warn that lingering technical issues, including access to student records and digital learning tools, could hinder the return to in-person instruction. The union is pushing for clearer communication from administrators about how data breaches and system vulnerabilities will be addressed before classes resume. Parents and educators alike are questioning whether schools have adequately prepared for potential follow-up disruptions.
Springfield teachers union raises concerns over return to school following cyberattack WWLP
