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* PPRA gives us rights to inspect school curricula. We can't, since they're locked up at Pearson.
* FEPRA gives us rights to inspect and correct student records. We can't, since they're locked up at Pearson.
* FOIA state equivalents have historically given us access to most of everything else. We can't, since they're locked up at Pearson.
See a pattern?
This is devastating to education research, educational policy-making, and general progress in education. FSF isn't 100% right about the fix, but we do need something like an AGPL or CC-BY-SA broader rights framework for education.
(And yes, Pearson is just a stand-in for the broader ed-tech industry).