New FERPA Guidance Released by Dept. of Ed. Amidst Confusion
The guidance includes responses to 37 FAQs regarding schools’ and districts’ responsibilities under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).
The guidance includes responses to 37 FAQs regarding schools’ and districts’ responsibilities under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).
Upperclassmen at Mingus Union High School who have fallen behind academically have to wear the same color badges as lowerclassmen.
An audit by the U.S. Dept. of Ed.’s Inspector General found their own office liable for not handling FERPA complaints in a timely and effective manner.
OU Housing and Residence Life will be installing several hundred cameras to increase student safety and lower crimes on campus.
The judge ruled that the university’s request for forensic examinations of the student’s devices is disproportional to the needs of the case.
Here are the social media and online sites that are most popular with middle school and high school students and some of the risks associated with each.
The Department of Education did not issue any new official Title IX guidance relating to its interpretation of transgender students’ rights.
One of the plaintiffs claims several fraudulent credit cards were opened under his name and his credit score dropped as a result of the hack.
Campus officials considering posting signs warning of surveillance should know if that leads to recording consent based on local laws.
NordVPN gives advice for parents and teaches to teach kids about internet safety and cybersecurity.
Not long ago, security concerns for most schools involved student conflicts, vandalism, theft and liability — now the foremost concern is life safety.
This webinar will share best practices gathered from universities and colleges on how you can reduce long lines while also enhancing the experience for everyone involved in the issuance process.
