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Can we arrange a company-wide briefing?”Employee Wellness Coordinator to Department Heads: Suggesting initiatives for improving workplace wellness.Example: “Implementing new wellness initiatives could benefit our employees. Can we discuss potential programs?”Community Diagonal Communication ExamplesCommunity diagonal communication plays a pivotal role in community engagement, public relations, and social responsibility. It involves interactions between various community groups, organizations, and local authorities, enabling a more comprehensive and inclusive approach to community issues.Non-Profit Organization to Local Businesses: Collaborating on community development projects.Example: “Partnering on community development projects could benefit both our goals. Can we discuss potential collaborations?”School Representatives to Community Leaders: Discussing educational initiatives and community support. Example: “Your support for our educational initiatives is vital. Can we meet to explore how we can collaborate?”Local Health Clinic to Community Groups: Sharing health awareness and prevention strategies.Example: “Spreading health awareness in our community is crucial. Can we work together on an outreach program?”Environmental Activists to Local Government: Proposing sustainability projects and environmental policies. Example: “Our sustainability projects could align with your environmental policies. Can we plan a joint initiative?”Community Center Staff to Residents: Gathering feedback on community center services and activities.Example: “Your feedback on our services and activities is important. Can we hold a community meeting?”Youth Organization Leaders to School Boards: Discussing programs for youth engagement and development. Example: “Our youth programs can complement your educational efforts. Can we collaborate on these?”Local Library to Cultural Associations: Coordinating on cultural events and educational programs.Example: “Collaborating on cultural events can enhance our community’s cultural education. Shall we set up a meeting?”Resident Associations to City Planners: Providing input on local development and infrastructure projects.Example: “Our community’s input is crucial for your development projects. Can we discuss our perspectives?”Social Services to Local Corporations: Partnering on corporate social responsibility initiatives.Example: “Your corporate responsibility initiatives could align with our social services. Can

And Technology (NIST) Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Version 1.1 (CSF or Framework). Applicable Federal and State Laws that Impact Technology Use and Student Privacy Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act Children's Online Privacy Protection Act Children's Internet Protection Act Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment Individuals with Disabilities in Education Act Comsewogue School District Policies and Guidelines for Student Data and SecurityAll Board Policies can be accessed through BoardDocs. The following policies pertain to Student Data and Security, but are not limited to: Policy 4509 - Technology Acceptable Use Policy Policy 4510 - Computer Resources Acceptable Use Policy Policy 4511R - Computer Use in Instruction Regulation Policy 4512 - Internet Safety Policy 7240 - Student Records Regulation Policy 8371 - Information and Data Privacy, Security Breach and Notification Policy 8372R - Information and Data Privacy, Security Breach and Notification Regulation Third Party EdLaw 2D Privacy Agreement Contract for Consultant Services 2023-2024 Public Portal for Data Privacy AgreementsComsewogue School District has listed the status of the following third party vendors at the link below. In the event that Comsewogue has a contract with ESBOCES, they manage and maintain the third party vendor contract and hold the vendor accountable for data privacy.ClassLink Public Portal for Status of Data Privacy Agreements.Additional Resources National Center for Educational Services - Privacy Technical Assistance Center (PTAC) K-12 Cybersecurity Resource Center K-12 Privacy and Security Blueprint The National School Board Association Student Data Privacy Pledge NYSED Legal Notices and Resources

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