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Parents urge opt-in consent and raise data-privacy concerns over school mental-health services
Summary
At the Jan. 13 Orange County Board of Education meeting, public commenters raised concerns about student data privacy after the PowerSchool breach and urged the district to require opt-in parental consent for school-based mental-health services such as Daybreak.
Two public commenters at the Jan. 13 meeting raised concerns about student data security and parental notification for school-based mental-health services. Jackie Whelan and Jennifer Whelan addressed the board during the public-comment portion, urging the district to require opt-in parental consent for services and to improve communication with…
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