Student Data Privacy Consortium (SDPC) gives districts and vendors a shared way to manage data privacy agreements, reduce back-and-forth, and move forward with confidence.
Student Data Privacy Consortium (SDPC) gives districts and vendors a shared way to manage data privacy agreements, reduce back-and-forth, and move forward with confidence.
For many districts and vendors, student data privacy can feel overwhelming: laws evolving, changing expectations, legal uncertainty, operational risk, and pressure to get it right – because the consequences of getting it wrong are real.
This Consortium brings districts and vendors together to handle student data privacy – giving you a consistent way to manage data privacy agreements and keep up with changing requirements, so you can spend less time sorting through it all and more time moving forward.
What this looks like in practice
State Alliances
40 States with participating districts
1 International Alliance
Data Privacy Agreements
total number of active Data Privacy Agreements uploaded onto the SDPC Resource Registry
Resources
Software applications/resources with Agreements on the SDPC Resource Registry
Students supported by SDPC tools
Estimated savings by Vendors & Districts
For many districts and vendors, student data privacy can feel overwhelming: laws evolving, changing expectations, legal uncertainty, operational risk, and pressure to get it right – because the consequences of getting it wrong are real.
This Consortium brings districts and vendors together to handle student data privacy – giving you a consistent way to manage data privacy agreements and keep up with changing requirements, so you can spend less time sorting through it all and more time moving forward.
What this looks like in practice
State Alliances
40 States with participating districts
1 International Alliance
Data Privacy Agreements
total number of active Data Privacy Agreements uploaded onto the SDPC Resource Registry
Resources
Software applications/resources with Agreements on the SDPC Resource Registry
Students supported by SDPC tools
Estimated savings by Vendors & Districts
Work from consistent expectations across the ecosystem.
Align with how districts and vendors are already handling privacy.
Start with a common contract instead of building your own.
Use the National Data Privacy Agreement (NDPA) to streamline expectations between districts and vendors.
See what’s already been done and reuse it.
Search the SDPC Resource Registry to find existing agreements and avoid starting from scratch.
Membership gives you access to practical tools and resources for managing student data privacy – like the NDPA, Resource Registry, and more. Just as important, it connects you to a Community of districts and vendors working through the same challenges.
As a member you can:
As a member, you can:
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The SDPC model Data Privacy Agreements (DPAs) have had a huge impact on the K12 EdTech ecosystem by establishing common expectations and streamlining the DPA execution process for both districts and providers.
Since 2016, over 222,000 standard DPAs have been executed and subscribed to.
By applying an average legal fee of $250 per hour, and minimal negotiation time of 1hr for each district and vendor per DPA, these standard DPAs have saved participating districts and vendors over $111 million.
