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Parent Opposition Slims Student Data Collection

Posted on November 24, 2013July 1, 2025 by Dissent

Evelyn B. Stacey reports:

After months of parent protests, Colorado’s Department of Education ended its contract with controversial technology organization inBloom in November, shortly after Jefferson County, Colorado’s school board cut ties with it for the same reason by a 7-1 vote.

This makes New York the sole remaining state to continue its relationship with inBloom, of an initial nine.

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