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Public Act 103-0401
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| SB2240 Enrolled | LRB103 28799 RJT 55184 b |
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AN ACT concerning education.
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Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois,
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represented in the General Assembly:
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Section 5. The Public Community College Act is amended by |
adding Section 3-80 as follows:
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(110 ILCS 805/3-80 new) |
Sec. 3-80. Remediation data sharing agreement. |
(a) Beginning January 1, 2024, a community college |
district, upon a request from the school district of a high |
school located within the boundaries of the community college |
district, shall provide individualized disaggregated data on |
the enrollment of students in community college remediation |
courses from the most recently completed academic year. A |
signed remediation data sharing agreement between the school |
district and the community college district must be entered |
into before sharing remediation data. |
(b) The remediation data sharing agreement shall meet all |
of the following requirements: |
(1) The agreement shall require that the data be |
individualized by student and that each student record be |
identified with the student's State identification number |
and last previous high school within the school district, |
as provided by the school district. |
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(2) The agreement shall provide that each student |
record include, at a minimum, any course codes, the course |
names or titles, and the academic department for any |
courses that are in the department or subject area of |
mathematics, reading, English, or communications or any |
other course that is designated as remedial. |
(3) The agreement shall provide that each student |
record include, at a minimum, course codes, course names |
or titles, and the academic department for any courses in |
any department or subject area in which the student is |
enrolled for a given term at the community college that |
are noncredit-bearing courses. |
(4) The agreement shall specify the format and method |
by which the data will be shared with the school district. |
(5) The agreement shall provide a timeline for which |
the required data shall be provided to the school district |
by the community college district, which must be at least |
annually and must be within a reasonable amount of time |
following the end of the academic year. |
(6) The agreement shall provide that the data may not |
be used in the evaluation of licensed educators. |
(c) If, within 90 calendar days after the school |
district's initial request to enter into a remediation data |
sharing agreement with the community college district under |
this Section, the school district and the community college |
district do not reach an agreement on all of the provisions of |
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a remediation data sharing agreement, then the school district |
and community college district shall jointly implement the |
provisions of the model remediation data sharing agreement |
developed under subsection (d) for those provisions for which |
an agreement could not be reached and shall jointly implement |
the remaining provisions for which agreement could be reached. |
A community college district may combine its negotiations with |
multiple school districts to establish one uniform remediation |
data sharing agreement to use with all of the school districts |
with high schools located within the boundaries of the |
community college district or may negotiate individual |
remediation data sharing agreements with school districts. |
(d) The Illinois Community College Board and the State |
Board of Education shall develop a model remediation data |
sharing agreement that may be used by school districts and |
community college districts under this Section. The model |
remediation data sharing agreement shall address all of the |
matters set forth in subsection (b) and shall be completed by |
January 1, 2024. |
(e) The sharing of data under this Section must be in |
accordance with the requirements of the federal Family |
Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. Nothing in this |
Section supersedes the federal Family Educational Rights and |
Privacy Act of 1974 or rules adopted pursuant to the federal |
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 or any |
federal or State laws or rules governing student privacy |
