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Under Education Law 2-d, educational institutions must protect students personally identifiable information (PII) by ensuring that the use and disclosure of PII benefits students. It also prohibits the inclusion of PII in public reports or other public documents.
Eligible student means a student eighteen years or older. Parent means a parent, legal guardian, or person in parental relation to a student. Student data means personally identifiable information from student records of an educational agency.
It is hereby declared to be the policy of the state to afford all students in public schools an environment free of discrimination and harassment.
Under Education Law 2-d, educational institutions must protect students personally identifiable information (PII) by ensuring that the use and disclosure of PII benefits students. It also prohibits the inclusion of PII in public reports or other public documents.
Part 121 implements Education Law Section 2-d and provides guidance to educational agencies and their third-party contractors on ways to strengthen data privacy and security to protect student data and annual professional performance review (APPR) data.
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