N.D. Lawmakers Pass Student Privacy Bill
A student data privacy bill passed the North Dakota legislature with no votes in opposition. State senators voted 47-0 on Friday for HB-1357, which requires that school boards ask permission before sharing student data with people who are not school…
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district employees (see 2503050050). The bill, which passed the House 93-0 on Feb. 6, still needs a signature from Gov. Kelly Armstrong (R).