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Cybersecurity Incident Disrupts Spokane Public Schools' Administrative Systems

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What happened

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A cybersecurity incident affected Canvas in Spokane on September 24, 2026, causing online administrative systems used by Spokane Public Schools to be taken offline. These systems, including PowerSchool and BusinessPlus, handle grading, attendance, and payroll, and are currently inaccessible to students, parents, and staff.

From spokesman.com

Why it matters

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The disruption affects the core administrative functions of a major public education district. While district officials stated they do not anticipate missing payday, the ongoing incident requires IT personnel to work around the clock to restore systems and complete the investigation.

From spokesman.com

Who's involved

  • CanvasGlobal technology company whose systems were compromised in Spokane.
  • SpokaneCity where the cybersecurity incident took place and affected public services.

How it developed

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  1. Case records have been filed in Spokane concerning the company CCN following a major cybersecurity incident.Sub-event
  2. Cybersecurity incident affecting Canvas in Spokane.1 source

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