MO SB530

Limits student data that state agencies may collect without written parental consent to specific categories including student ID numbers, assessment results, enrollment/attendance records, graduation status, and demographic data required by federal law

Prohibits collection of biometric records, affective computing data, psychological/behavioral assessments, predictive modeling data, and information about religious affiliation or family firearm ownership

Requires state agencies to annually disclose on their websites all personally identifiable student information maintained, including legal authority, purposes, data categories, and security practices

Restricts disclosure of student data to contractors, researchers, and federal agencies, with detailed security requirements including encryption, annual audits, breach notification within 24-48 hours, and data destruction upon contract termination

Establishes civil penalties of $1,000-$10,000 per violation for non-governmental entities, with enforcement authority granted to the attorney general; includes an emergency clause for immediate effect upon passage