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In February, the NY State Attorney General Tish James signed a consent decree with the College Board, prohibiting them from selling personal student data that they collect from public school students via exams given in school.

Parents in NY had been advocating for nearly a decade for this illegal practice to be stopped — which is also illegal in about twenty other states, where it continues to this day.

Whatever state you live in, if you’d like to learn more about this issue, including how you can help make sure that your child’s AP, PSAT, SAT, or ACT scores are not sold on the open market, please sign up for our online forum to be held on Monday May 6.

Online Forum: No More Student Data Sales!

WHEN: Monday, May 06, 2024 at 8pm ET – 7pm CT – 6pm MT – 5pm PT

WHERE Register online here .

Co-sponsored by the Parent Coalition for Student Privacy, Class Size Matters, and Illinois Families for Public Schools.

Hope you can join us!

Leonie and Cassie

Leonie Haimson & Cassie Creswell, co-chairs
Parent Coalition for Student Privacy