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El Monte Union High School District

Community Committed to College and Career

Student Data Privacy

Protecting Our Students in the Digital Age

At El Monte Union High School District (EMUHSD), we believe that a 21st-century education requires powerful digital tools. However, with great innovation comes a great responsibility: safeguarding the personal information and digital footprints of our students.

Data privacy is not just a legal requirement—it is a commitment to the safety and future of every learner in our classrooms. When a student uses a software platform, they leave behind data. Our mission is to ensure that this data is never exploited, sold, or mishandled.

Our Commitment to Data Privacy

Illustration of people working on computers with a digital security shield overlay.We take a proactive stance on student data privacy by ensuring that every digital tool used for instruction meets rigorous security standards. Before any software is approved for use in our district, it must undergo a comprehensive vetting process to ensure compliance with:

  • FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act)

  • COPPA (Children's Online Privacy Protection Act)

  • SOPIPA (Student Online Personal Information Protection Act)

  • AB 1584 (California Student Data Privacy)

The "Approved" Standard

The providers listed on this page are more than just vendors; they are partners who have signed a formal Data Privacy Agreement (DPA) with EMUHSD.

What does this mean for our students and families? It means these companies have legally committed to using student data only for educational purposes and have implemented industry-standard security measures to protect that information from unauthorized access.

Approved Software & Service Providers

Below is the current directory of educational platforms authorized for use within the District. This list is updated regularly as new agreements are finalized.