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The Oceanside School District takes student and staff privacy very seriously. We work to ensure students have access to information and that teachers can utilize new programs, apps, or inventions. We do this while ensuring that there are security measures to safeguard any Personally Identifiable Information (PII). In addition, the technology department has employed various systems, including firewalls, virus protection, network hygiene testing, phishing campaigns, and other strategies to maximize network security and minimize the risk of an exposure of data.
The Oceanside School District takes student and staff privacy very seriously. We work to ensure students have access to information and that teachers can utilize new programs, apps, or inventions. We do this while ensuring that there are security measures to safeguard any Personally Identifiable Information (PII). In addition, the technology department has employed various systems, including firewalls, virus protection, network hygiene testing, phishing campaigns, and other strategies to maximize network security and minimize the risk of an exposure of data.
data-privacy-parent-fact-sheet.pdfOceanside Data Privacy and Computer Use Documents
Oceanside Data Privacy and Computer Use Documents
Additional Privacy Information
Additional Privacy Information
How to File a Possible Breach?
How to File a Possible Breach?
All complaints are taken seriously and evaluated by the district's Data Privacy Officer. The findings will then be communicated to the community where it is seen fit.
Who are eligible to file a complaint about a possible breach or improper disclosure of student data and/or protected teacher or principal data?
Parents
Eligible students (students who are at least 18 years of age or attending a post-secondary institution)
All employees of the district
Employees of another educational agency
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