Filed on: 10.13.2026
Doe v. OpenAI Foundation
On October 13, 2026, the EdTech Law Center joined a coalition of firms in filing a class action lawsuit alleging that OpenAI stole sensitive information from millions of children without valid consent.
Updated: 10.05.2026
Filed on: 08.26.2026
Lower Merion School District
On August 26, 2026, seven families from Lower Merion School District outside Philadelphia, PA, sued the District, the Superintendent, and certain members of the board asserting violations of their right under the Fourteenth Amendment to make decisions regarding their children’s health, safety, and privacy, and to direct their education and upbringing.
Filed on: 09.14.2026
M.C. v. Padlet
On September 14, 2026, Plaintiffs minor students filed a class-action lawsuit against Padlet, a company providing a software platform used in schools, alleging that the company unlawfully permits third-party data brokers and digital-advertising companies to track, collect, and use student data.
Filed on: 08.14.2026
A.W. v. Microsoft
In August 2026, Plaintiffs K-12 students filed a class-action lawsuit against Microsoft alleging that Microsoft unlawfully extracts and commercializes vast troves of students' sensitive data through its school products, including building intimate student profiles and generating invasive student analytics.
Updated: 04.06.2026
Filed on: 12.22.2025
M.C. v. Curriculum Associates
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...
Filed on: 09.25.2025
Renaissance Learning Data Privacy Litigation
Reisberg v. Renaissance Learning, Inc., Civ. No. 8:25-cv-01379 (C.D. Cal) On September 25, 2025, Plaintiffs K-12 students filed an amended complaint Renaissance Learning, Inc., which markets products to schools such as Star Assessments, Accelerated...
Updated: 08.28.2025
Filed on: 04.07.2025
Google Data Privacy Litigation
K-12 students and their parents sued Google, which markets products to schools that include the Chromebook, Chrome OS, the Chrome browser, and a suite of cloud-based web applications, alleging that it generates, collects, uses, and shares information about them without proper consent. Plaintiffs assert claims under various state and federal privacy laws.
Updated: 08.13.2025
Filed on: 05.07.2024
IXL Data Privacy Litigation
K-12 students and their parents sued IXL Learning Inc., a data collection and analytics platform, alleging that IXL generates, collects, uses, and shares information about them without proper consent. Plaintiffs assert claims under various state and federal privacy laws.
Updated: 08.01.2025
Filed on: 03.27.2025
Instructure Data Privacy Litigation
K-12 students and their parents sued Instructure, Inc., a learning management system, alleging that Instructure generates, collects, uses, and shares information about them without proper consent. Plaintiffs assert claims under various state and federal privacy laws.
Filed on: 06.25.2025
Z.G. v. Google LLC
On June 25, 2025, a California child filed a complaint in California state court against Google LLC, which markets Chromebooks and related school products for use by students in K–12 education. The complaint alleges that those products are dangerously...