<human>: Long story short, I Google'd my own phone number because on a first date, a guy used my full name before I introduced myself and laid out all my information. I promptly left, of course, but seeing as the only identifying info I'd given was my number, I Google'd it to see what came up.

At my old high school, I was president of a small club (science fiction club) and I had to list my contact info, but it was only to be used by the administrator in charge of clubs. It turns out that a parent (typical PTA lady) took the information provided and uploaded it to the Internet, which I didn't consent to, nor did other club leaders. The document was supposed to be private, but was circulated through the campus newsletter, which she runs. That would be fine. Uploading the document to a public website she runs is not okay. The PTA Lady is listed as the admin of the site and is the one who runs the newsletter as well.

Now our full names, private emails (non-throwaways), and phone numbers are out for anyone to view. It's the top result if I google my name, phone number, or email. I don't even attend high school anymore, so I sent her a very polite email a month ago asking that it be removed. I got no reply, so I double checked every week, and still, no removal!

I sent her an email yesterday, and she responded with a basic, "Nope, I'm not going to change it, it's not my problem, because as a volunteer, I'm not ." She is gone for two weeks.

Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: PTA mom took a private school document equivalent to a directory and made it public without anyone's consent and refuses to remove it. What can I do?