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Colorado Senate Bill Seeks to Protect Students Who Opt-Out From Assessments

January 11, 2018 By Shane Vander Hart

SB18-011, filed this week in the Colorado Senate, seeks to ensure that students whose parents opt them out of assessments do not face punitive measures at school.

Filed Under: Common Core Assessments, Education at State Level Tagged With: 2018 Bills, Andy Kerr, Chris Holbert, Colorado, Colorado Senate, Colorado State Board of Education, Parental Opt-Outs, Paul Lundeen, SB18-011, Tracy Kraft-Tharp

Colorado Legislature on the Verge of Passing Student Data Privacy Law

May 4, 2016 By Shane Vander Hart

The Colorado Legislature is close to passing a student data privacy law that would inform parents about what data collection occurs and provide transparency.

Filed Under: Privacy/SLDS Tagged With: 2016 Bills, Alec Garnett, Cheri Kiesecker, Colorado, Colorado House, Colorado Senate, HB 16-1423, Owen Hill, Paul Lundeen, Student Privacy

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