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NY S02357
Bill
Status
6/17/2011
Primary Sponsor
Suzi Oppenheimer
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AI Summary
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Creates new Education Law Section 3212-b governing release of student personally identifiable information by school districts, effective July 1, 2011
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Requires schools to provide parents written notice within the first week of each school year describing disclosure procedures and obtain affirmative consent before releasing personally identifiable information (name, photo, age, address, telephone, email) to third parties
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Allows schools to disclose directory information (name, photo, grade level, sports participation, honors) only to school newspapers, yearbooks, honor rolls, and parent-teacher organizations, with 30-day opt-out period for parents
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Prohibits schools from disclosing student information for any commercial or for-profit purposes, including marketing, selling lists, or creating consumer profiles, even with parental consent
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Exempts administrative use by school employees and government agencies, the military, institutions of higher education, and other entities with appropriate need for the information
Legislative Description
Requires notification of parents when student directory personally identifiable information is released to third parties; provides an opportunity to opt out.
Last Action
COMMITTED TO RULES
6/21/2012