A controversial deal allowing Oracle to provide technology services to New York City public schools has secured preliminary approval from the school board, though final adoption remains pending further review. The agreement, which includes cloud-based tools and data management systems, has drawn criticism from some educators and privacy advocates concerned about corporate influence in education. Supporters argue the partnership could modernize outdated infrastructure and improve efficiency. The board’s decision comes amid broader debates over tech contracts in public schools and their long-term implications for student data security.
Oracle deal wins NYC school board approval — for now Chalkbeat
