Epigraph
Dedication
Introduction
Chapter 1: What is Data Privacy Compliance?
Chapter 2: How Did We Get Here?
Chapter 3: Why Build a Data Privacy Compliance Program?
Chapter 4: What Does it Take?
Chapter 5: The Role of Leadership
Chapter 6: Start Where You Are
Chapter 7: Preparing for a Data Privacy Impact Assessment
Chapter 8: Privacy Impact Assessment
Chapter 9: Security
Chapter 10: Disclosure, Deletion and Deidentification
Chapter 11: Inventories and Making Maps
Chapter 12: Gaps and Mitigation
Chapter 13: Policy Development
Chapter 14: Working with Technology Providers
Chapter 15: Training
Chapter 16: Audit
Chapter 17: Parent Rights
Chapter 18: Communications
Chapter 19: Building Your External Support Team
Conclusion
About the Author
Endnotes
Linnette J. Attai has over 25 years of experience guiding clients through the complex compliance obligations governing data privacy matters, user safety and marketing, and building organizational cultures of compliance. As the founder of PlayWell, LLC, Linnette’s primary focus is the education and entertainment sectors, where she works with private and public companies, schools and districts, youth and parent groups, education leadership, lawmakers and policy influencers, and speaks nationally on compliance matters.
Linnette has created nothing short of a field manual for privacy in
the education realm. She has succeeded so well because she:
understands how schools operate; intuitively grasps the key
elements of applicable privacy laws; and has, herself, implemented
successful compliance programs in the education and ed-tech
sectors. In this book, she takes all of her years of
experience, and creates a user-friendly guide that is destined to
be the definitive work on the topic.
*Chris Cwalina, co-chair of Holland & Knight’s Cybersecurity &
Privacy Team*
As one of the foremost experts on student data privacy, Linnette
provides invaluable insights into the thoughtful design and
management of a best-practices data governance program. This
common-sense, easy-to-follow guide will serve the broader
educational community for years to come, scaling with changes in
learning, technology, and the legal landscape.
*Doug Casey, Executive Director, Connecticut Commission for
Educational Technology*
Privacy concerns around student data are the ‘new normal’ in
education. As Linnette Attai comprehensively lays out, mere
compliance is insufficient to build trust. This is a
foundational, must-read book that helps educators understand how to
get started with concrete actions that build trust with parents and
policymakers.
*Keith Krueger, CEO, Consortium for School Networking (CoSN)*
Student Data Privacy: Building a School Compliance Program defines
data privacy and clearly explains how to embrace it.
This comprehensive playbook that will enable administrators to
better understand their current environment as it pertains to
data protection and provide a roadmap to ensure
compliance.
*Jim Pulliam, Chief Information Officer, Orange County Public
Schools*
Linnette Attai makes the complications of FERPA and COPPA easy to
understand for anyone who needs to understand how to keep student
data private and safe.
*Jules Polonetsky, CEO, Future of Privacy Forum*
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