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Clip from Michelle Malkin show on data mining of students

April 12, 2018 admin

An interview below with Leonie Haimson, co-chair of the Parent Coalition for Student Privacy.

Watch at #CRTV:https://t.co/x0VfMvUgcu pic.twitter.com/AcnuGD0l7o

— CRTV (@CRTV) April 10, 2018

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Download the State Student Privacy Report Card HERE

View the interactive map and find more information about the report HERE

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Educators: learn how to protect your students' privacy and your own.

Download a copy of the toolkit HERE

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Parents: check out our toolkit on how to better protect your child's sensitive data, as well as tips to use in advocating for better privacy policies and practices at your children's schools.

Download a copy of the toolkit in English
or Spanish

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