700,000+
Students Protected
150+
Districts & Charters
1,192
Vendor Agreements
In effect
Since July 1, 2026
Study directive, not enforcement
Utah SB 267 (enrolled Substitute #5) directs USBE to study software use in public schools and publish guidance to LEAs by July 2027. Districts that surface their software stack, vendor agreements, and AI tool inventory now are ahead of what USBE recommends.
20 U.S.C. § 1232g
Federal law protecting the privacy of student education records. Gives parents certain rights with respect to their children's education records.
Learn more →20 U.S.C. § 1232h
Federal law that affords parents certain rights regarding surveys, collection and use of information for marketing purposes, and certain physical exams.
Learn more →Utah Code 53E-9-2
Foundational state law establishing student privacy protections.
View full text →Utah Code 53E-9-3
Primary state law governing student data protection requirements and responsibilities.
Board Rule R277-487
Utah State Board of Education rule governing how schools handle student data.
Utah SB 267 (2026, enrolled S5)
Directs USBE to study software and digital services in public schools and publish guidance and best practices to LEAs before July 1, 2027. Signed by Governor 2026-03-18. Effective July 1, 2026.
Utah Code 63A-19
Broader state law governing government data privacy, including educational entities.
View full text →Utah Code 53G-10-207
Protects privacy of school employee personal information.
View full text →Utah Code 53E-9-303
RequiredCurrent standard template (released November 2025) with all exhibits. Used by SDPC member states nationwide.
Template for research partnerships
Specialized template for early education software
Comprehensive guide explaining Utah requirements for vendors
Presentation for new data managers
Quick reference for core privacy principles
Understanding the difference between threat types
Step-by-step guide for breach response
Legislative guidance on survey compliance
Foundation course for all staff
Privacy training for HR and administrative staff
Privacy training for front office personnel
Guidelines for legal data disclosure requests
Annual compliance training
Searchable database of 1,192 vendor and product agreements, DPAs, NDPA exhibits, and statewide contracts
Access →7-step edtech evaluation: Inventory, Appraise, Map, Score, Act, File, Evaluate. Supports academic effectiveness and data practice review.
Access →6-dimension, 5-star scoring system aligned to ESSA evidence tiers. Evaluates pedagogy, engagement, accessibility, data practices, addictive design, and equity.
Access →Google Sheet tracking approved apps statewide
Submit new DPA negotiations
Dashboard of all ongoing negotiations
Official form for reporting breaches to USBE
Process for approving new educational technology vendors
Process for responding to data security incidents
Annual Privacy Practices Benchmark submission process
Process for handling public records requests
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