Board hears staff defend Student Success Planning platform amid privacy and workload concerns
Hamilton County staff described Student Success Planning (SSP) as a district effort to ‘know every student,’ while board members, counselors and social workers raised concerns about time burden, data privacy and parental consent. Legal counsel signaled FERPA protections and recent state law changes will be reviewed.
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Board members and staff debated Student Success Planning — a district initiative built on a Tennessee platform intended to consolidate information about students’ academic, social, emotional and family needs — after multiple staff and board members reported the system is time consuming and raised privacy concerns.
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