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Wisconsin technical college limit on the use of student information reported for high school students taking technical college courses
Wis. Admin. Code sec. TCS 9.03(3)
In force since .
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- Obligation class
- Prohibition
What it requires
- If you are a technical college district, report to the Wisconsin Technical College System Board by August 15 each year the students attending a technical college under compulsory school attendance, the youth options program or the technical preparation program, with the data elements TCS 9.03(2) lists (Wis. Admin. Code sec. TCS 9.03(1) and (2)).
- Use the personally identifiable information collected for that report solely for determining student participation in technical college courses or programs (Wis. Admin. Code sec. TCS 9.03(3)).
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What this law does
Each technical college district must report annually to the Wisconsin Technical College System Board, by August 15, the students who attend a technical college under compulsory school attendance, the youth options program or the technical preparation program. The report includes each student's social security number or other unique identifiable number, name, birth date, school district of enrollment and residence, and course information.
Personally identifiable information collected for that report must be used solely for determining student participation in technical college courses or programs. The subsection in its present form took effect on .
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