FERPA Questions et reponses d'entretien
Question 16. Can a parent or eligible student request a copy of the student's education records?
Yes, educational institutions must provide copies upon request, usually for a reasonable fee.
Example:
A parent may request a copy of their child's transcripts for college applications.
Question 17. What is the 'need-to-know' principle in FERPA?
Information should only be disclosed to individuals with a legitimate educational interest in the student.
Example:
A school counselor may have access to a student's records to provide appropriate support.
Question 18. Can FERPA rights be transferred from the student to their parents?
Yes, if the student is a dependent for tax purposes, FERPA rights can transfer to the parents.
Example:
Parents may access their dependent child's education records without the child's consent.
Question 19. Are there any limitations on the disclosure of disciplinary records under FERPA?
FERPA allows the disclosure of disciplinary records to certain parties in specific circumstances.
Example:
Disciplinary records may be shared with other schools if the student is transferring.
Question 20. How does FERPA impact the use of student data for research purposes?
FERPA permits the use of de-identified data for research, with certain safeguards in place.
Example:
Researchers must ensure that individual students cannot be identified in published studies.
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