
Student Data Privacy
Our district uses a variety of digital learning tools to support teaching and learning. While these tools can enhance instruction, it is important that student information is shared carefully and responsibly.
Throughout the year, the District regularly reviews digital resources requested by teachers to ensure they:
- Align with our instructional goals
- Meet district policies
- Comply with student data privacy requirements
The Department of Technology maintains records through the Student Data Privacy Consortium to confirm which vendors have signed the Wisconsin Student Data Privacy Agreement (DPA). This agreement legally requires vendors to protect student information and use it appropriately.
Digital tools differ by grade level, subject and teacher. If you have questions about the digital tools your child is using, or would like to confirm that a Data Privacy Agreement is on file, contact your child’s teacher. Teachers can share which tools are currently being used for instruction and how they support student learning.
Additional questions about district privacy practices may be directed to the Department of Technology.
Student Data Privacy Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the policies and statutes about Student Records?
- Who has access to information about my student?
- Who is responsible for protecting student data?
- Are there existing laws that protect student data?
- How do schools hold outside service providers of digital resources accountable for maintaining the confidentiality of the student data they receive?
- Who owns student data?
- What constitutes student data?
- What constitutes student information?
- What constitutes student generated content?
- How is the Green Bay Area Public School District Media Opt-Out form used?
