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June 30th: National Student Data Deletion Day For K-12 Public Schools

Posted on June 28, 2017June 25, 2025 by Dissent

Bradley Shear writes:

… As a parent and privacy advocate, I have come to the realization that more needs to be done to raise awareness about these issues and to effectuate change. Therefore, I am calling for all K-12 public schools to automatically delete the following data points each and every June 30th after the school year has ended:

-All school work saved on platforms such as the Google G Suite
-All student web browsing history
-All student created emails (and all other digital communications)
-All behavioral data points/saved class interactions (e.g. Class Dojo data points)
-All student physical location data points  (e.g. obtained via RFID tags)
-All biometric data collected and tied to a student account (e.g. meal  purchase information)
-Etc…

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