Determinations of the Chief Privacy Officer
On this page, you will find links to Determinations of the Chief Privacy Officer from December 1, 2021 through current Determinations.
Educational Agency Name |
Determination Date |
Issue(s) |
Link to Determination |
Shenendehowa Central School District | 07/28/2022 |
Parent complained that the school district improperly allowed another parent to view video of an incident that involved 5 students, including complainant’s child. |
Shenendehowa CSD 07/28/22 Determination |
Williamson Central School District | 07/13/2022 |
Parent complained that their child’s PII was implicitly disclosed when select students were rewarded with ice cream for exhibiting growth in a reading assessment and other students were not. |
Williamson CSD 07/13/22 Determination |
Bay Shore Union Free School District | 07/05/2022 |
Parent complained that their child’s PII was released by a teacher posting information on an educational website and on Twitter. |
Bay Shore Union FSD 07/05/22 Determination |
Skaneateles Central School District | 11/30/2021 |
Parent complained that the school district failed to provide the Parent with access to student’s education records; the school district disclosed PII to third-party service providers and the school district disclosed student PII, without consent to employees who did not have a reason to know the PII. |
Skaneateles CSD 11/30/21 Determination |
Fairport Central School District | 11/30/2021 | Complainant alleged that the school district improperly displayed students’ names and pronouns, which might indicate a student’s gender identity, on a school hallway without first obtaining consent. | Fairport CSD 11/30/21 Determination |
North Shore Central School District | 12/01/2021 | Complainant alleged that the school district disclosed student and family PII — specifically, names, addresses, and phone numbers—without consent, to the president of the teacher’s union. | North Shore CSD 12/01/21 Determination |
Jericho Union Free School District | 4/29/2022 | Whether a school district, upon learning of an unauthorized disclosure of student personally identifiable information, provided adequate notification of the unauthorized disclosure to the parents of affected students. | Jericho UFSD 4/29/22 Determination |