Connecticut Department of Education
Student data privacy laws, contacts, and resources for Connecticut. See Utah for a complete district-by-district guide.
FERPA, PPRA, COPPA
HB 5469 (CT Gen St § 10-234aa); HB 5444
Task force to study student data privacy.
§§ 42-515 et seq.
State data privacy.
SB 1103
Controllers must disclose if data used to train LLMs; assessment for disparate impact.
Written contracts for data sharing; mandatory breach notification; prohibitions on targeted advertising/profiling; state agency AI inventory required.
DPA template available (e.g. NDPA or state-specific).
SB 1103 (Act Concerning AI); requires controllers to disclose if data is used to train LLMs; assessment of AI for disparate impact.
Every state has a public records law — the Connecticut equivalent of a FOIA request. Parents, educators, and advocates can use these laws to request records about software agreements, data-sharing practices, and AI tool approvals.
Records access is privacy in action. Knowing what agreements exist — and being able to verify them — is the first step in holding districts accountable.
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