Challenges to Data Sample Clauses

Challenges to Data. In the event that a student's parent or an eligible student wishes to challenge the accuracy of student data (pertaining to the particular student) that may include records maintained, stored, transmitted, and/or generated by Contractor pursuant to the Agreement, the challenge will be processed in accordance with the procedures of DUTCHESS BOCES. A teacher or principal who wishes to challenge the accuracy of data pertaining to the teacher or principal personally, which is disclosed to Contractor pursuant to the Agreement, shall do so in accordance with the procedures for challenging APPR data, as established by DUTCHESS BOCES.
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Challenges to Data. In the event that a student’s parent or an eligible student wishes to challenge the accuracy of student data (pertaining to the particular student) that is disclosed to Contractor pursuant to the Agreement, the challenge will be processed in accordance with the District’s procedures with respect to amendment of education records in accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). A teacher or principal who wishes to challenge the accuracy of data pertaining to the teacher or principal personally, which is disclosed to Contractor pursuant to the Agreement, shall do so in accordance with the procedures for challenging APPR data, as established by the District.
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Challenges to Data. The Parties agree any data collected pursuant to a Cooperative Study, including the associated study design, data collection methodologies, and quality assurance procedures of a Cooperative Study, that are not challenged by a Party in writing, with an explanation of the bases for such challenge, within 90 days of receipt of all final validated data for a Cooperative Study (or such other time as the Parties may agree), shall be binding upon such Party in any civil judicial or administrative proceeding between or among the Parties relating to natural resource damages arising from the release of hazardous substances to the NRDA Area, subject to the right of any Party, based on information not available at the time the validated data were received, to raise issues of laboratory error, negligence, or fraud, or more recent laboratory or analytical procedures that indicate the data in question are unusable (unless they can be adjusted to remove a substantiated consistent bias) due to the laboratory or analytical procedures used.
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