04/14/2026
Sharing what we've heard and what you can do about it.
🚨 Parents — We need to talk about student data and i-Ready.
A federal lawsuit was just filed against the company behind i-Ready, alleging that it may be collecting and sharing student data without proper parental consent.
Information about the case:
https://edtech.law/cases/m-c-v-curriculum-associates/
Let me say that plainly:
Your child’s information (name, student ID, responses, IP address) may be collected and shared — and many parents don’t even know it’s happening.
This isn’t just about one app.
This is about your right to know what’s being done with your child’s data.
Here’s what the law says:
Schools are required to protect student information and be transparent about:
✔️ What data is collected
✔️ How it’s used
✔️ Who it’s shared with
✔️ Whether YOU gave permission
If you haven’t been clearly told these things, you have every right to ask.
✊🏾 Here’s what you can do TODAY:
Email your child’s school or district
Ask:
What data is being collected on my child?
Who is it shared with?
Where is my consent on file?
Request everything in writing
And if they say “this is just how it works,” your response is simple: “Can you show me where that’s in writing?”
Start a folder. Save every email.
Patterns matter. Documentation protects your child.
Let’s be clear:
As parents, we are not overreacting—we are doing our job.
Our kids deserve protection, not silent data tracking.
If you want a copy-paste email to send your school, comment “EMAIL” and I’ll drop it below.
On December 22, 2025, Plaintiffs K-12 students filed a putative class action complaint against Curriculum Associates, Inc., the company that makes the iReady suite of products, alleging that the company generates, collects, uses, and shares information about them without proper consent. Plaintiffs b...
