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District of Columbia
Comprehensive Student Technology Equity Plan, privacy impact assessments of third-party learning applications
In force since .
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- Obligation class
- DPIA
What it requires
- If you are the Chancellor of the District of Columbia Public Schools, develop and maintain a Comprehensive Student Technology Equity Plan that includes comprehensive privacy impact assessments of any third-party learning applications that schools use or any planned expansion of technology (section 38-831.21(a) and (b)(9)).
- If you are the Chancellor, update the Plan annually as of January 31 of each year, always with a 3 year horizon (section 38-831.21(c)).
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What this law does
The Chancellor of the District of Columbia Public Schools must develop and maintain a Comprehensive Student Technology Equity Plan. The Plan must include comprehensive privacy impact assessments of any third-party learning applications that schools use or any planned expansion of technology. The Chancellor must submit the Plan to the Mayor and Council by , and update it annually as of January 31 of each year. Section 38-831.21 was enacted by the DCPS Digital Equity Act of 2022, which became effective on .
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