Florida is cracking down to ensure school districts, state colleges and state universities are protecting students’ Social Security numbers.

In the past two years, state auditors have found that at least one-third of education employees who had access to student Social Security numbers did not need it to do their jobs. Two-thirds of Florida school districts, colleges and universities were giving too much access to these numbers, a Fresh Take Florida analysis of the audits found.

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