Additional Obligations Regarding Treatment of Student Data Sample Clauses

Additional Obligations Regarding Treatment of Student Data. In addition to the above stated obligations for the treatment and handling of Confidential Information, Provider shall abide by the following obligations when handling, receiving, storing, transmitting or otherwise accessing Student Data:
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Additional Obligations Regarding Treatment of Student Data. In addition to the above stated obligations for the treatment and handling of Confidential Information, Vendor shall abide by the following obligations with regards to any Student Data Vendor may receive, store, transmit, handle or otherwise have access to pursuant to this Agreement:
Additional Obligations Regarding Treatment of Student Data. Summit Learning agrees to the obligations set forth in the Data Privacy Addendum regarding the handling of Student Data and Personally Identifiable Information .
Additional Obligations Regarding Treatment of Student Data. In addition to the above stated obligations for the treatment and handling of Confidential Information, Vendor shall abide This Agreement will be posted on the CPS website. by the following obligations when handling, receiving, storing, transmitting or otherwise accessing Student Data:
Additional Obligations Regarding Treatment of Student Data. Section 11.12 of the Original Agreement “Additional Obligations Regarding Treatment of Student Data,” is hereby amended to add the following subsection: Compliance with the Student Online Personal Protection Act (“SOPPA”).

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