Common use of Challenge to Accuracy of Data Clause in Contracts

Challenge to Accuracy of Data. A parent or guardian, student, teacher or principal can challenge the accuracy of the Data received by Consultant by following applicable law (e.g., Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act), employment agreements, and policies, rules and regulations. If Consultant receives a challenge to the accuracy of Data from a parent or guardian, student, teacher or principal, Consultant will notify District in writing. Consultant will not amend any Data without a written request from District. HAUPPAUGE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT By: Xxxxx X. Xxxxxxx President, Board of Education Date: SIMAREN CORP. D/B/A WISDOM PROTECTIVE SERVICES By: Xxx Simaren Executive Director Date: INSTRUCTIONS FOR PARENTS XXXX OF RIGHTS Schedule “C” contains information required by New York Education Law § 2-d and includes information that makes up part of the mandated Plan for Protection of Personally Identifiable Information. It should contain detailed information about data storage and security measures. Consultant must describe the ways it will store District Data and the specific security protections that will be used by Consultant to protect District Data. Please note that these descriptions are part of a publically accessible document and must be written in a manner that will protect Consultant’s data security. Below, we list examples for each storage/security category set forth in Schedule “C.” These are only examples and Consultant must describe the specific storage methods and security protections it uses (again, the description must be written in a manner that will protect Consultant’s data security). The amount of information included should not be limited by the space provided. Examples:

Challenge to Accuracy of Data. A parent or guardian, student, teacher or principal can challenge the accuracy of the Data received by Consultant the Vendor by following applicable law (e.g., Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act), employment agreements, and policies, rules and regulations. If Consultant the Vendor receives a challenge to the accuracy of Data from a parent or guardian, student, teacher or principal, Consultant the Vendor will notify the District in writing. Consultant The Vendor will not amend any Data without a written request from the District. HAUPPAUGE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT By: Xxxxx X. Xxxxxxx President, Board of Education Date: SIMAREN CORP. D/B/A WISDOM PROTECTIVE SERVICES CALM CITY, LLC By: Xxx Simaren Executive Director Name: Title: Date: INSTRUCTIONS FOR PARENTS XXXX OF RIGHTS Schedule “C” Exhibit A contains information required by New York Education Law § 2-d and includes information that makes up part of the mandated Plan for Protection of Personally Identifiable Information. It should contain detailed information about data storage and security measures. Consultant The Vendor must describe the ways it will store District Data and the specific security protections that will be used by Consultant the Vendor to protect District Data. Please note that these descriptions are part of a publically accessible document and must be written in a manner that will protect Consultantthe Vendor’s data security. Below, we list examples for each storage/security category set forth in Schedule “C.” Exhibit A. These are only examples and Consultant the Vendor must describe the specific storage methods and security protections it uses (again, the description must be written in a manner that will protect Consultantthe Vendor’s data security). The amount of information included should not be limited by the space provided. Examples:

Challenge to Accuracy of Data. A parent or guardian, student, teacher or principal can challenge the accuracy of the Data received by Consultant by following applicable law (e.g., Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act), employment agreements, and policies, rules and regulations. If Consultant receives a challenge to the accuracy of Data from a parent or guardian, student, teacher or principal, Consultant will notify District in writing. Consultant will not amend any Data without a written request from District. HAUPPAUGE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT By: Xxxxx X. Xxxxxxx President, Board of Education Date: SIMAREN CORP. D/B/A WISDOM PROTECTIVE SERVICES By: Xxx Simaren Xxxxxxx Executive Director Date: INSTRUCTIONS FOR PARENTS XXXX BILL OF RIGHTS Schedule “C” contains information required by New York Education Law § 2-d and includes information that makes up part of the mandated Plan for Protection of Personally Identifiable Information. It should contain detailed information about data storage and security measures. Consultant must describe the ways it will store District Data and the specific security protections that will be used by Consultant to protect District Data. Please note that these descriptions are part of a publically accessible document and must be written in a manner that will protect Consultant’s data security. Below, we list examples for each storage/security category set forth in Schedule “C.” These are only examples and Consultant must describe the specific storage methods and security protections it uses (again, the description must be written in a manner that will protect Consultant’s data security). The amount of information included should not be limited by the space provided. Examples: