14 Del. C. § 171
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§ Â 171. Security and data procedures.
Official statutory text
(a) The Department shall promulgate rules and regulations to ensure the security of the assessment administration, training of personnel and collection and reporting of assessment data.
(b) The Department’s rules and regulations shall provide for:
(1) The security of the printed materials during assessment administration and the storage under lock and key of all secure assessment materials, including answer documents, before and after assessment administration;
(2) Procedures to safeguard computer access information and use of the secure browser, including the printing of assessment content;
(3) The proper administration of assessments and the monitoring of assessment administrations by school district personnel; and
(4) Procedures for the accurate and timely collection, storage and retrieval of state assessment system materials and data.
(b) The Department’s rules and regulations shall provide for:
(1) The security of the printed materials during assessment administration and the storage under lock and key of all secure assessment materials, including answer documents, before and after assessment administration;
(2) Procedures to safeguard computer access information and use of the secure browser, including the printing of assessment content;
(3) The proper administration of assessments and the monitoring of assessment administrations by school district personnel; and
(4) Procedures for the accurate and timely collection, storage and retrieval of state assessment system materials and data.
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