Law / United States / 
New Mexico
Public post-secondary institutions' first-year outcome reports to high schools may not include personally identifiable student information
In force since .
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- Obligation class
- Prohibition
What it requires
- If you are a New Mexico public post-secondary educational institution preparing a first-year outcomes report for a public high school or school district, leave personally identifiable student information out of the report (NMSA 1978, Sec. 21-1-43(B)).
- If you are the Higher Education Department, prescribe the form of the reports in consultation with the Public Education Department and representatives of public high schools and public post-secondary educational institutions (NMSA 1978, Sec. 21-1-43(B)).
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What this law does
On request from a public high school or school district superintendent in New Mexico, a public post-secondary educational institution must provide a report of students who enroll in the institution within three years of graduating from or leaving that high school. The reports may not include any personally identifiable student information.
The Higher Education Department, in consultation with the Public Education Department and representatives of public high schools and public post-secondary educational institutions, prescribes the form of the reports. The section was enacted by Laws 2009, chapter 7, and amended by Laws 2015, chapter 122. Laws 2009, chapter 7 took effect on .
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