Committee advances SAFE Act to require privacy, academic-effectiveness checks for school software First substitute SB 267—creating statewide vendor privacy agreements, academic-effectiveness verification and phased transparency for instructional software—was adopted and sent from committee with a 5–1 vote after robust public testimony from parents, students and state education staff.

Utah's Senate Education Committee just voted to advance a groundbreaking bill aimed at protecting student privacy and ensuring software effectiveness in schools!

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