"Pasco County's school resource officers will no longer have access to student data, including children's grades and discipline histories, after the Pasco County Sheriff's Office and School Board revised their data-sharing agreement Tuesday.

"The officers will also no longer have access to the school district's early warning system, which designates students as on-track, off-track or at-risk, according to the Sheriff's Office.

"The changes come after the Tampa Bay Times reported that the Pasco County Sheriff's Office used the information to create a secret list of children who could 'fall into a life of crime,' according to an internal manual."