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NYC: Parent Activists Concerned About Student Database

Posted on October 15, 2012July 2, 2025 by Dissent

Alec Hamilton reports:

A data-sharing agreement inked between the state Department of Education and a private nonprofit last week may led to confidential student information being used for commercial purposes, parents activists claim.

Critics said on Sunday they had privacy concerns about information sent to the student database known as the Shared Learning Collective — and a group called on Attorney General Eric Schneiderman to review the agreement.

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