Kim Stafford, the mother of a student formerly enrolled at the district, said she received an email that showed the link to the original Google Drive in mid-August. Greenburg did not immediately respond to The Republic's request for comment. Menzel said the district condemns "all actions that detract from our goal of educating our students" and that initiating an investigation into the matter would allow the district to continue its mission of educating students "with the highest level of integrity and transparency." "I want to stress, again, that no Governing Board member has unfettered access to student records," he wrote, adding that such documents are protected under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. Menzel said the district "did not create, maintain or have control over the dossier," which he said included data, photography and video that "appears to be largely from public documents."
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"We take our responsibility as good stewards of public funds very seriously." "We want to determine if school resources were used inappropriately," Menzel wrote in his letter to parents. "We are conducting an investigation into the matter and will report our findings once it is complete," the statement read. On Saturday morning, the Scottsdale Police Department said in a statement that it was investigating the allegations against Greenburg. It also included emails sent to school board members calling for Greenburg's resignation, photos and videos of parents protesting the school district and screenshots of parents' Facebook profiles that indicated their support for former President Donald Trump. Superintendent Scott Menzel wrote in a letter sent to parents that the dossier was "allegedly created and maintained" in Google Drive folders by Mark Greenburg and shared by his son, SUSD Board President Jann-Michael Greenburg.Ī copy of the Google Drive that parents created was obtained by The Arizona Republic and it included screenshots of Facebook conversations parents had about their opposition to topics such as critical race theory and COVID-19 mask mandates. The Scottsdale Unified School District on Friday announced it would be hiring an independent investigator to determine if school resources were used to create a private dossier that stored parents' personal information. The Scottsdale Unified School District governing board during a meeting on May 18, 2021.