Indianapolis Schools Adopt New Privacy Policy
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Indianapolis Public Schools adopted a new policy on student privacy, safety, and access following a lawsuit from Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita. The policy, passed six to zero, creates uniform rules that stay within the law, addressing concerns about previous guidelines that allegedly restricted cooperation with federal agents. The new policy directs the superintendent to build guidelines for handling requests from outside agencies and safeguarding student records, while ensuring equal education access for all students regardless of status. However, the attorney generals office claims the changes dont fully fix the issues, and the lawsuit proceeds to Marion County Superior Court.
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