School surveillance poses challenges for equity and student data privacy. The authors suggest six principles to guide state policymakers toward effective policies that balance these challenges with the school safety benefits.
read moreKansas made stakeholder engagement central to its ESSA plan and strategic planning, with lessons for other states.
read moreStates can ensure equitable access to deeper learning skills in the classroom by leveraging resources, rigor, and educational experiences.
read moreHow state boards can avoid conflicts of interest and the appearance of such conflicts.
read moreThe interests of students are usually best served when state legislatures and state boards view education policymaking as a shared responsibility.
read moreThis analysis describes key elements in education data legislation introduced or passed this year and notes some states to watch.
read moreData collection is a tool that serves states’ students, educators, and policymakers. States must learn to leverage “the power of data” in education while fulfilling the obligation to protect student privacy.
read moreAmelia Vance outlines key lessons policymakers to contemplate to avoid unintended consequences of actions to protect student data privacy.
read moreThe West Virginia Board of Education’s experience reviewing and adopting its data privacy policies offers lessons for other states.
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