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California’s Student Online Personal Information Protection Act is the First State Law to Comprehensively Address Student Privacy

Matt Johnson, Randy Sabett and Diane Savage

California recently passed the first state law in the nation that comprehensively addresses student privacy.

Rebecca Lanz / October 9, 2014

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California’s Student Online Personal Information Protection Act is the First State Law to Comprehensively Address Student Privacy