Arrowhead Regional Computing Consortium Data Breach Settlement: 2 Years of Credit Monitoring and Up to $80
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The Arrowhead Regional Computing Consortium Data Breach Settlement: 2 Years of Credit Monitoring and Up to $80 class action settlement may pay up to Varies. The deadline to submit your claim form is Oct 8, 2026. Proof of purchase may be required for higher tiers.
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- Deadline
- Oct 8, 2026
- Maximum payout
- $80
- Proof required
- Yes (for higher tiers)
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This settlement resolves claims that Arrowhead Regional Computing Consortium, the Minnesota technology cooperative that runs computing services for school districts, failed to protect names, Social Security numbers and student educational records taken in a February 2023 intrusion. If you were one of the roughly 65,379 people ARCC notified, a valid claim gets you two years of 3-bureau credit monitoring plus up to $80 for the time you spent dealing with it — and you need the Claim ID and PIN from your mailed notice to file.
This settlement resolves claims that Arrowhead Regional Computing Consortium, the Minnesota technology cooperative that runs computing services for school districts, failed to protect names, Social Security numbers and student educational records taken in a February 2023 intrusion. If you were one of the roughly 65,379 people ARCC notified, a valid claim gets you two years of 3-bureau credit monitoring plus up to $80 for the time you spent dealing with it — and you need the Claim ID and PIN from your mailed notice to file.
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About this settlement
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- This settlement resolves claims that Arrowhead Regional Computing Consortium, the Minnesota technology cooperative that runs computing services for school districts, failed to protect names, Social Security numbers and student educational records taken in a February 2023 intrusion. If you were one of the roughly 65,379 people ARCC notified, a valid claim gets you two years of 3-bureau credit monitoring plus up to $80 for the time you spent dealing with it — and you need the Claim ID and PIN from your mailed notice to file. Eligibility is confirmed by the court-appointed claim administrator on review of your submission.
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