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Education research practice partnership: data terms of the memorandum of understanding for each research project
District of Columbia Education Research Practice Partnership, D.C. Code § 38-785.05(b)(2)
In force since .
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- Obligation class
- Security, Governance
What it requires
- If you are an agency or local education agency whose data a Partnership research project needs, enter into or update with the Partnership a Memorandum of Understanding for the research project that addresses data collection, sharing, ownership, access, security, and confidentiality, consistent with the master research services agreement (section 38-785.05(b)(2)).
- If you are the Mayor or a local education agency, give the Partnership access to all available data needed for the research project, as applicable (section 38-785.05(b)(3)).
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What this law does
The District of Columbia Education Research Practice Partnership is an independent, non-governmental entity. A local education agency is the District of Columbia Public Schools or any individual public charter school or group of public charter schools operating under a single charter. For each research project, the Partnership and the appropriate agency or local education agency must enter into or update a Memorandum of Understanding.
The Memorandum of Understanding must address data collection, sharing, ownership, access, security, and confidentiality, consistent with the master research services agreement. The Mayor and local education agencies, as applicable, must give the Partnership access to all available data needed for the research project. Section 38-785.05 was enacted by the District of Columbia Education Research Practice Partnership Establishment and Audit Act of 2018, which became effective on .
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