Minnesota HF101 prohibits parent contact information from being designated as publicly available directory information.
Minnesota HF101 amends state statutes to prohibit educational agencies and institutions from designating parent contact information as publicly available directory information. This includes prohibiting the sharing of parents' home addresses, telephone numbers, email addresses, or other personal contact information as directory information. The bill specifies that parent contact information must be treated as private data on individuals, regardless of prior designation. Exceptions are made for voter outreach in school district referendums and for federal reporting purposes.
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