Revise student data collection laws

The bill number was changed from HB 599.2 to HB 599, and the document status was updated from 'Authorized Print Version' to 'Enrolled Bill', indicating it has been signed into law.

The definition of 'Education record' was expanded to explicitly include online or virtual accounts, disciplinary records, and behavioral pattern reports.

New requirements mandate that parents be notified of their right to opt out of physical and mental health surveys and screenings for their children.

Government employees are now prohibited from encouraging children to withhold health information from parents or withholding such information from parents.

Parents must be notified and provide consent before a child shares a room with an individual of the opposite sex on school-sponsored trips, with accommodations required if consent is not given.

The header formatting was updated, changing the bill number format from 'HB 599.1' to 'HB0599.2' and adjusting the page numbering style.

A new clause requires parental consent before a record of a child's blood or DNA is created, stored, or shared, with the only exception being when authorized by a court order.

A new exception was added to the data collection rules, permitting schools to collect personally identifiable information for demographic surveys that validate achievement tests used to gain admission to postsecondary institutions.

The bill number was changed from LC 3016 to HB 599.1, and the title page was updated to reflect the new number and list of sponsors.