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- •Clio Area Schools experienced a phishing attack from a compromised district email account.
- •The district suspended the account and is investigating the incident's scope.
- •Parents are advised to avoid interacting with suspicious emails received on October 7.
On October 7, 2026, Clio Area Schools reported a phishing scam involving unauthorized emails sent to parents from a compromised district account. The district's technology team promptly suspended the account and initiated an investigation into the incident. Parents were warned not to click on any links or open attachments from suspicious emails received on that date. The district emphasized that the safety and security of students and staff is a top priority and is working to determine the scope of the incident. The compromised account was identified as [email protected]. The investigation is ongoing, and parents are encouraged to contact the administration office with any concerns.
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