Committee Hears Bill to Establish Kansas Longitudinal Data System; Raises Privacy and Cost Questions
A House committee on K‑12 education budget on Wednesday heard testimony on House Bill 2,303, which would create a Division of Longitudinal Data inside the Legislative Research Department to build and operate a Kansas Longitudinal Data System and a public Kansas Credential and Skills Registry.
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A House committee on K‑12 education budget on Wednesday heard testimony on House Bill 2,303, which would create a Division of Longitudinal Data inside the Legislative Research Department to build and operate a Kansas Longitudinal Data System and a public Kansas Credential and Skills Registry.
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