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PCSP member Cassie Creswell testifies to CEP in opposition of a national student database

January 5, 2017 admin

Thanks to Cassie Creswell who testified on behalf of the Parent Coalition for Student Privacy and Raise Your Hand at the Commission for Evidence-based Policymaking (CEP) hearing in Chicago on January 5, 2017.

Please read Cassie’s powerful testimony opposing the creation of a comprehensive federal student database here and below.

CEP Midwest Hearing Testimony – Creswell

 

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