South Carolina H3216 mandates K-12 public schools to record all classroom instruction, with privacy and disclosure guidelines.

South Carolina H3216 requires all K-12 public schools to record classroom instruction, including lectures and discussions, both in-person and virtually. Schools must provide and maintain recording equipment and notify students and guardians about the recordings. Explicit written consent is needed from students aged eighteen or older and from parents or guardians of younger students. Recordings must be accessible to the public for five years under the South Carolina Freedom of Information Act, with procedures to redact or anonymize sensitive content.

South Carolina H3216 mandates K-12 public schools to record all classroom instruction, with privacy and disclosure guidelines.

South Carolina H3216 requires all K-12 public schools to record classroom instruction, including lectures and discussions, both in-person and virtually. Schools must provide and maintain recording equipment and notify students and guardians about the recordings. Explicit written consent is needed from students aged eighteen or older and from parents or guardians of younger students. Recordings must be accessible to the public for five years under the South Carolina Freedom of Information Act, with procedures to redact or anonymize sensitive content.