De La Rosa closing remarks to administration panel
De La Rosa thanks the administration, summarizes key findings including the need for vendor penalties, tightened reporting transparency, and her two bills on algorithmic tool reporting and data breach reporting. She emphasizes the opportunity to embed digital literacy and civics through Portrait of the Graduate without waiting for state guidance.
We have a number of follow-up questions that we'll submit to you in writing.
I want to thank the administration for coming today.
This is obviously a very huge issue that I think everyone here is really concerned about.
We uncovered a few things, I think.
Penalties for these companies that are involved in data breaches is perfectly appropriate, and we look forward to seeing those contracts as was discussed in the hearing.
There's a lot of work to do around tightening up reporting and transparency around these tools, and those are my two pieces of legislation that we look forward to discussing with you further.
And of course, as I started out with, what it means for our students in the cognitive offloading, and Dr.
Chang mentioned civics and digital literacy.
And we at this point in the city's history have an incredible opportunity with Portrait of the Graduate to make sure that is embedded.
You can decide, and we can decide together, to make that a requirement, to evaluate it, to make sure it's happening, and not wait for guidance from the state in order to require us to do it.
This is our city.
This is our school system.
And we have an obligation to give our kids the best future possible, and that includes all
All of the things that were mentioned today includes protecting our children so that they have every opportunity that they deserve.
So I want to thank you once again for coming.
We'll get started on public testimony in just a moment.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.