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What is FERPA?
The
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
(1974) is a
federal law designed to protect the privacy of education records and
is enforced by the Family Policy Compliance Office of the U.S.
Department of Education (FPCO).
Essentially,
the act states that
1)
students must
be permitted to inspect their own “education records” and
2)
“school
officials” may not disclose personally identifiable information
about a student without written permission from the student.
For more
information, visit
Data
Privacy at Lewis-Clark State College
When in Doubt,
don’t give it out!
Per FERPA, here is
the information that can and cannot be released:
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This
information CAN be released without written consent
(directory information). |
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This
information CANNOT be released (written consent is
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