Colleges would lose covered education funds for sharing identifying student information to measure voter registration or voting rates, or selling student records, without students’ prior, informed, written consent.
Schools offering education beyond high school would lose covered education funds for sharing identifying student information to measure student voter registration or voting rates without students’ prior, informed, written consent.
Schools offering education beyond high school would lose covered education funds for selling identifying student education records without students’ prior, informed, written consent.
Schools would lose access to covered education funds for sharing identifying student information to measure student voter registration or voting rates without consent. This would cover schools offering education beyond high school. Sharing would include sales and transfers, including information classified as directory information. Students would need to give prior, informed, written consent that follows the federal consent rule cited in the proposal.
Schools would lose access to covered education funds for selling identifying student education records without consent. This would cover schools offering education beyond high school. It would include information classified as directory information, regardless of the sale’s purpose. Students would need to give prior, informed, written consent that follows the federal consent rule cited in the proposal.
No hearings or votes scheduled.