e2020 Privacy Policy
E2020, Inc. acknowledges that all student information released by
district/school for educational purposes to E2020, Inc. is
protected by FERPA as described below. Student information
is protected by the Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act
(FERPA). E2020, Inc. agrees to the following stipulations:
All student information is confidential and subject to FERPA.
To specify the educational purpose for which the student information is required.
To use the student information provided for the specific, limited educational purpose and intent stated in this agreement. Any other use is prohibited.
That district/school reserves the right to modify or limit the student information requested and that the student information provided to E2020, Inc. will be on a need-to-know basis specifically limited to the educational purpose of the contract.
Any and all student information will not be maintained, stored or kept on file (electronic or any other media) after the stated educational purpose has been fulfilled. Specifically, any and all student information is to be deleted from any electronic storage; paper copies or any other media are to be destroyed and notice of this destruction is to be sent to district/school. This includes any data in aggregate form if that aggregation requires the retention of individual student records.
To limit the distribution of student information to only those employees who have a legitimate education need to access the information.
Student information will not be re-disclosed to any other party without the prior knowledge and prior written consent of district/school.
Any re-disclosure of student information will disqualify the disclosing party from receiving information in the future, and the third party under this compliance agreement, to whom the information was originally released, will indemnify the District against any and all.
Liability (including but not limited to damages of any nature, attorney's fees and any and all legal costs) arising out of the third parties' use and disclosure of educational records and personally identifiable student information in violation of FERPA or in violation of any other statutory or common law privacy rights.
To maintain a log of all persons who have accessed the student information and present this log to district/school upon demand.