New Jersey S2112 prohibits teaching staff from inputting student health information into third-party apps managed by politically active entities.
New Jersey S2112 prohibits teaching staff members from inputting individually identifiable health information of students or their families into third-party software applications managed by entities involved in partisan political activities. This includes conversations about such health information. The bill defines "individually identifiable health information" as any data relating to an individual's health that identifies them or could reasonably be used to identify them.
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