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VA: Hundreds of parents, students, staff at risk of identity theft as personal records found tossed on floor at Old Pulaski Middle School

Posted on November 13, 2021 by Dissent

Kelsey Jean-Baptiste reports:

Concerns about confidential records being found thrown on the ground of the Old Pulaski Middle School have many worried.

Hundreds of students, teachers, and staff are now at risk of having their private information stolen. Pulaski School superintendent, Dr. Kevin Siers says the documents date back to the 1970s.

In pictures given to WFXR News by the School County Administrator, Jonathan D. Sweet, shows medical documents tossed around from 2016.

Read more on WXFR.


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