Student Data Privacy Resources

With millions of students now using their school devices to access eLearning tools and platforms, schools need to help ensure these students are learning in safe cyber environments and their data is protected. This federal student data privacy resource is designed to provide school districts with a concise overview of federal data privacy laws along with five action ideas they can implement in their own systems.

Download the Federal Guide and State Reviews

CatchOn has created federal and state-specific guides that outline and summarize student data privacy laws and regulations. Guides for the following states are available: California, New Hampshire, New York, Virginia, and Colorado.

Download the Federal Guide and State Reviews

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