Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Pp here with the AP kid. He’s got 2 APs tomorrow and is using every minute he can. He wanted to review one of the older unit slides but doesn’t want to waste time looking for it now. He’ll be fine. I just wanted to give an example of how this canvas security breach is affecting students. He is too stressed out to worry about canvas right now. It’s an annoyance but he’ll be ok. Good luck to all the AP students this week and next, hopefully the tests aren’t impacted by canvas.
Maybe one consolation is that AP grading is curved and kids from huge numbers of school district are all in the same boat.
Anonymous wrote:Message sent Friday May 8
Dear MCPS Students, Families and Staff,
The district continues to respond to a massive cybersecurity incident involving Canvas, the platform that powers myMCPS Classroom. Although the vendor, Instructure, reports that core services have been restored, and some universities and school districts are reconnecting to Canvas, MCPS is not. Here is why: At this time, we do not yet have sufficient assurance from the vendor, along with the level of communication and verification we would expect, to confidently restore the system for widespread use. Out of an abundance of caution, MCPS technology and cybersecurity staff will continue to carefully review system integrity and assess any potential vulnerabilities before restoring access.
Our current plan is to restore access for teachers later Sunday and into Monday so educators can review files, access instructional materials, and prepare for learning activities. Throughout Monday, MCPS will continue evaluating the system to determine whether it is safe to restore student access.
We know this outage has created frustration and inconvenience for students, staff, and families, and we sincerely appreciate everyone’s patience. Despite these challenges, teaching and learning continue in MCPS.
Anonymous wrote:Giving teachers a weekend off? To celebrate Mother's Day?
Anonymous wrote:Pp here with the AP kid. He’s got 2 APs tomorrow and is using every minute he can. He wanted to review one of the older unit slides but doesn’t want to waste time looking for it now. He’ll be fine. I just wanted to give an example of how this canvas security breach is affecting students. He is too stressed out to worry about canvas right now. It’s an annoyance but he’ll be ok. Good luck to all the AP students this week and next, hopefully the tests aren’t impacted by canvas.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ugh my kid is trying to access slides for his AP tests tomorrow. What horrible timing, but I guess that was the point.
he should email his teacher
Not via canvas!
Kids should decline to take any assessments tomorrow
Honestly, at this point they know what they know and four more hours won’t matter. Most kids will be in the same boat.
Anonymous wrote:Ugh my kid is trying to access slides for his AP tests tomorrow. What horrible timing, but I guess that was the point.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ugh my kid is trying to access slides for his AP tests tomorrow. What horrible timing, but I guess that was the point.
he should email his teacher
Not via canvas!
Kids should decline to take any assessments tomorrow
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ugh my kid is trying to access slides for his AP tests tomorrow. What horrible timing, but I guess that was the point.
he should email his teacher