U.S. Senator David Vitter’s Privacy Bill in Congress Can Protect Student Data

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It’s Your Backyard Ventura County Ever since that dark day three years ago when I received a written response from the State Office of Education saying that the answer to my question was “No,” –NO to the question of whether a student could attend school to simply learn (as opposed to being tracked at school, as “human capital” by the state and […]

Tags:  Christel Lane Swasey, Common Core, Congressional bill, Senator David Vitter, student, student privacy, Three Moms Against Common Core

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