PowerSchool Naviance Student Privacy Settlement
In litigation
Small payouts ($5-$50)
class_action · data_breach
PowerSchool Naviance $17.25M student privacy settlement (preliminary approval Feb 2026)
Eligibility hint
Your child used Naviance (a PowerSchool college-planning portal) at a US public or private school
Class action alleged Naviance (a college-planning portal acquired by PowerSchool in 2021) tracked student usage beyond what schools and parents were told, with tracking that persisted after students stopped using the platform. Chicago Public Schools is a co-defendant. $17.25M settlement received preliminary approval Feb 27, 2026; final approval pending. NOTE: this matter is separate from the much larger December 2024 PowerSchool data breach (62.4 million student records, 9.5 million teacher records) which is its own consolidated MDL with separate claim processes.
Recent signals
- What the $17.25M PowerSchool Naviance settlement means for school districts - K-12 Dive
- 5 Things Your School Needs to Know About the PowerSchool Naviance Wiretapping Settlement - JD Supra
- Maine families eligible for part of $17 million settlement regarding Naviance data breach - Maine Public
- PowerSchool settles data breach class action for $17.25 million: Here's how much you can claim - Claim Depot
- PowerSchool’s $17.25 Million Settlement Exposes Years of Student Data Tracking - M-A Chronicle
- What Parents Should Know About the Naviance-Related Class‑Action Lawsuit - Special Education Action
- PowerSchool, Chicago Schools Agree to Pay $17.25M Settlement - govtech.com
- Data Privacy Concerns After $17.25M Naviance Settlement Notice - The Forest Scout
Brands:
powerschoolnaviancechicago public schools
Products: naviancepowerschoolcollege planningstudent data
Products: naviancepowerschoolcollege planningstudent data
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