To require the state Department of Education and public school districts to disclose to a student’s parent or guardian upon request any educational, personal, or other information they collect about the student. Also, whether the information was shared with other persons or entities, including details on what information and to whom.   Official Text and Analysis.

To prohibit the state from selling any of the data it collects on individual students, and post an online notice describing the specific information it does collect on student, including each date field. Any transfers of this data to another person would be subject to formal rules promulgated by the Department of Education. Public schools would be prohibited from selling or giving personally identifiable information in a student's record to a for-profit business entity (with some narrow management-related exceptions). If information is given to someone else, the school district or state would have to disclose the details to a parent or guardian who requests this within 30 days and without charge.

With the recommendation that the substitute (H-2) be adopted and that the bill then pass.

The vote by which the bill was passed.

To concur with the House-passed version of the bill.