Auditor Galloway recognizes schools for notification policies in the case of data breach

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Lamar Democrat/Richard Cooper Missouri Auditor Nicole Galloway was greeted by about 25 students, three school board members, and Superintendent Dr. Zach Harris as she arrived in the Lamar High School library, February 28, to honor the district for adopting cyber security measures to prevent data breaches. Galloway was appointed auditor by then Governor Jay Nixon to fill an unexpired term. She will be a candidate for the office in the November election. She is a graduate of the University of Missouri and a CPA. Pictured, from left, school board member Daniel Whyman, board president Randy Day, Superintendent Harris, Auditor Galloway, and board member Brian Griffith.


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