Jon-
We have the field on our form for registration. If the parents
fill it out, we enter it into our SIS system. If they don't, we do not
pursue it any further.
Our SIS person says it is strange that the state tells us not to
ask for that information, but then they ask for it w
Its on our registration form, but does not have to be completed.
Keith
Keith Stoeber
4440 U.S. Hwy 71
Sioux Rapids, Iowa 50585
Phone: 712-283-2571
Fax: 712-283-2285
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In Emmetsburg we have it on our registration forms, but do not make a big deal
if they don't want to give it. About 90% give it and the rest don't. We still
collect it if the parents want to give it.
Jay Jurrens
Counselor/Technology Coordinator
Emmetsburg High School
205 King Street
Emmetsbu
We don't ask for it.
I'm just saying don't start accepting subterfuge as facts.
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According to Iowa law, we MUST educate all children living in our district, it
does not matter if they have a SSN or are citizens of the US or not.
So back to my original question: How many schools are taking SSN's off of
their student information systems? I do not want a debate on the legalit
Ok, this ain't gonna be popular, but here we go...
1. Schools are not a big target for identity theft. I don't know about you,
but we don't store financial data (credit cards, checking accounts) with
student data, and the existing info without the SSN is adequate to steal
someone's identity anyway
