The National Data Privacy Agreement (NDPA) streamlines application contracting and sets common expectations between schools/districts and marketplace providers. The LTC created an Illinois-specific exhibit that modifies the NDPA for use in Illinois, making it compliant with SOPPA regulations. Learn more about NDPA and the Illinois Student Privacy Alliance.
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LTC Resource sharing information about getting started with SOPPA.
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LTC Resource sharing a workflow for managing SOPPA in your District.
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LTC Resource sharing a workflow for the management of data privacy agreements for SOPPA.
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The IL-NDPA is a data privacy agreement that has been created at a national level by the Student Data Privacy Consortium and customized at a State of Illinois level by the Illinois Council of School Attorneys’ (ICSA) workgroup of the Illinois Association of School Boards (IASB).
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This checklist gives tips and suggestions on the best ways of using the IL-NDPA in combination with the Student Data Privacy Consortium (SDPC) database.
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The design of websites and digital media should avoid creating barriers for people with physical and cognitive disabilities. Every student, staff member, and parent should be able to utilize digital content fully.
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This resource delivers concise information on specific certifications and endorsements, guiding individuals in their pursuit of professional development.
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Despite their growing popularity and research to back their efficacy, funding for coaching programs can be sparse in many districts. These funding sources can help your district start and sustain a productive coaching program using state and federal funds.
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This introduction summarizes SOPPA’s goals, as well as the basic requirements K-12 districts will need meet to achieve compliance.
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