Projects
The public tools Parent Data Force builds and maintains — live trackers, records projects, and dashboards that anyone can follow, check, and use.
Massachusetts Student Settlement Records Project
The same focused public-records request — final settlement and resolution agreements under G.L. c. 66, § 10 — sent district by district across the Commonwealth, with every response tracked on a public board and every produced record reviewed before publication.
Open the Live TrackerGeorgia Student Settlement Records Project
The sister project to the Massachusetts tracker: the same focused open-records request — final student settlement and resolution agreements under the Georgia Open Records Act (O.C.G.A. § 50-18-71) — sent district by district across Georgia, with every response tracked on a public board as it arrives.
Open the Live TrackerWorcester Cybersecurity Records Project
Reconstructing the July 30, 2026 phishing incident and Worcester Public Schools' handling of it from the records the district itself produced — an authenticated sending path, a rapid containment response, a request caught by the City's own phishing filter, an appeal to the Supervisor of Records, and a second search that surfaced 118 pages of internal email.
Open the ProjectWeston Public Schools DEI Records Project
What a publicly funded DEI Coordinator position was assigned to do, what the public asked to inspect, and what access to those records was estimated to cost. Weston estimated $5,416.67 to search for three months of work, then said it had run no electronic searches to build that estimate. Two appeals and a pending reconsideration later, no responsive record has been produced.
Open the ProjectMiddleborough Principal-Hiring Records Project
What the public asked to inspect about a publicly funded principal search at the Mary K. Goode Elementary School, what the district produced, and what it said it had no records of. The Supervisor of Records has twice held that the district had not met its burden to redact, and has ordered the district to answer G.L. c. 66, § 3A.
Open the ProjectEast Bridgewater Public Schools Public Records Project
A search of district email for a single word produced 13 PDFs and 2,243 pages. The Supervisor of Records upheld the district's redactions of student and parent names, found the remaining redactions insufficiently explained, and ordered the district to clarify. A 47-page blackout and a 31-page School Committee letter the district says it does not have remain open.
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