I am confident that we will be able to pass legislation to update the Education Science Reform Act and the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act in such a way that maximizes the available use of student information, to improve education policy, without jeopardizing student and family privacy.
Scott expresses confidence in bipartisan efforts to enhance education data use while protecting privacy.
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