Generally, a parent will be permitted to obtain a copy of education records of his/her upon reasonable notice and payment of reasonable copying costs of 25 cents per page. Education records are maintained at the school the student is enrolled and are in the custody of the principal or his/her designee. Personally identifiable information will not be released by the school system from an education record without prior written consent of the parent or eligible student except under the following circumstances: Disclosures will be made to school administrators, teachers or other professionals employed or associated by the school system who have some role in evaluating or educating the student. Records will be sent to a school the student has enrolled upon request of that school. Disclosures will be made to federal or state officials in connection with the audit of educational programs. Disclosures will be made in connection with financial aid applications of the student to determine the eligibility for and amount of aid as well as enforcement of the terms and conditions of financial aid. Disclosures will be made to comply with state law, Internal Revenue Service laws and regulations, judicial orders or lawfully issued subpoenas. A reasonable effort will be made to notify parents/guardians or eligible students in advance of such disclosures. Disclosures will be made to organizations conducting studies on behalf of or by educational institutions specified in 34 C.F.R. 99.31(a) (6) and (7). Disclosure may be made to accrediting institutions to carry out their accrediting function. Disclosures will be made in connection with a health or safety emergency. Information the Board of Education has designated "directory information" may be disclosed upon request unless a parent/guardian or eligible student objects in writing to the principal of the school where his/her child is enrolled within a reasonable time after receipt of the notice as contained in the student handbook. Directory information about former students will be disclosed upon request. may be made, without the consent or knowledge of the eligible student or parent, to the Attorney General of the United States or his/her designee in response to an ex order in connection with the investigation or prosecution of terrorism crimes. The school system is not required to record such disclosure of information and is protected from liability for disclosing such information in good faith.
Generally, a parent will be permitted to obtain a copy of education records of his/her upon reasonable notice and payment of reasonable copying costs of 25 cents per page. Education records are maintained at the school the student is enrolled and are in the custody of the principal or his/her designee. Personally identifiable information will not be released by the school system from an education record without prior written consent of the parent or eligible student except under the following circumstances: Disclosures will be made to school administrators, teachers or other professionals employed or associated by the school system who have some role in evaluating or educating the student. Records will be sent to a school the student has enrolled upon request of that school. Disclosures will be made to federal or state officials in connection with the audit of educational programs. Disclosures will be made in connection with financial aid applications of the student to determine the eligibility for and amount of aid as well as enforcement of the terms and conditions of financial aid. Disclosures will be made to comply with state law, Internal Revenue Service laws and regulations, judicial orders or lawfully issued subpoenas. A reasonable effort will be made to notify parents/guardians or eligible students in advance of such disclosures. Disclosures will be made to organizations conducting studies on behalf of or by educational institutions specified in 34 C.F.R. 99.31(a) (6) and (7). Disclosure may be made to accrediting institutions to carry out their accrediting function. Disclosures will be made in connection with a health or safety emergency. Information the Board of Education has designated "directory information" may be disclosed upon request unless a parent/guardian or eligible student objects in writing to the principal of the school where his/her child is enrolled within a reasonable time after receipt of the notice as contained in the student handbook. Directory information about former students will be disclosed upon request. may be made, without the consent or knowledge of the eligible student or parent, to the Attorney General of the United States or his/her designee in response to an ex order in connection with the investigation or prosecution of terrorism crimes. The school system is not required to record such disclosure of information and is protected from liability for disclosing such information in good faith.
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