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The Intersection of School Law and Technology: Privacy Issues and Responsibilities beyond the Brick and Mortar
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The Intersection of School Law and Technology: Privacy Issues and Responsibilities beyond the Brick and Mortar
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Session 1: Student Data Privacy: The National Conversation - Join the Director of NSBA’s Council of School Attorneys for an update on the current state of federal law and guidance on student data privacy. Look at proposed (or passed) legislation amending key education statutes, including the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act, as well as stand-alone bills addressing vendor conduct. Learn how Texas initiatives, including SB 507 on video cameras in the classroom, fit into national trends, and what you might expect from federal policy-makers in the near future.
Session 2 From the Classroom to the Cloud: Responsibilities of the District When Students Are Bullied - Bullying, whether at school or in cyberspace, continues to be a major concern of students, parents, and school officials. Explore what is expected of the school district by OCR and the current legal standards imposed by the courts in cases where students are bullied.
Session 2 From the Classroom to the Cloud: Responsibilities of the District When Students Are Bullied - Bullying, whether at school or in cyberspace, continues to be a major concern of students, parents, and school officials. Explore what is expected of the school district by OCR and the current legal standards imposed by the courts in cases where students are bullied.
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Student Data Privacy: The National Conversation (Mar 2016)
Sonja Trainor
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Student Data Privacy: The National Conversation (Mar 2016)
Join the Director of NSBA’s Council of School Attorneys for an update on the current state of federal law and guidance on student data privacy. Look at proposed (or passed) legislation amending key education statutes, including the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act, as well as stand-alone bills addressing vendor conduct. Learn how Texas initiatives, including SB 507 on video cameras in the classroom, fit into national trends, and what you might expect from federal policy-makers in the near future.
Originally presented: Feb 2016 School Law Conference
Sonja Trainor,
Director, Council of School Attorneys, National School Boards Association - Alexandria, VA
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From the Classroom to the Cloud: Responsibilities of the District When Students Are Bullied (Mar 2016)
Richard M. Abernathy, Janet L. Horton
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Session 2
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From the Classroom to the Cloud: Responsibilities of the District When Students Are Bullied (Mar 2016)
Bullying, whether at school or in cyberspace, continues to be a major concern of students, parents, and school officials. Explore what is expected of the school district by OCR and the current legal standards imposed by the courts in cases where students are bullied.
Originally presented: Feb 2016 School Law Conference
Richard M. Abernathy,
Abernathy, Roeder, Boyd & Hullett, P.C. - McKinney, TX
Janet L. Horton,
Thompson & Horton LLP - Houston, TX