Disclosure of Student Records Sample Clauses

Disclosure of Student Records. Khan Academy shall disclose Student Records only for the purpose of providing and supporting the educational Service; at the direction of the Student, Parent or School District; as required or permitted by law and as otherwise provided in this Agreement. For clarity, certain aspects of Student Records, such as a user name or profile information, may be In addition, the types of individuals and organizations to which Khan Academy may disclose Student Records could include: ● Third party organizations to jointly provide an educational service. From time to time, Khan Academy may partner with third party organizations to jointly provide an educational service. Khan Academy will not share any personal information with these partners without consent of, and at the direction of, a Student or School District. ● Third party service providers which provide services to a School District. Khan Academy may share Student Records with third party service providers, such as providers of single-sign-on authentication services or learning management services (LMS), but only at the direction of a School District. ● To Khan Academy contractors and service providers. Khan Academy may provide Student Records to its employees and to certain third party service providers, such as data hosting or analytics providers, that have a legitimate need to access such information in order to provide their services to Khan Academy, subject to contractual obligations to maintain the confidentiality of such data to the same extent as provided in this Data Protection Agreement. ● Khan Academy may release personal information if we have a good faith belief that disclosure is reasonably necessary to (a) satisfy any applicable law, regulation, legal process, or enforceable governmental request; (b) enforce our Terms of Service (c) investigate and defend ourselves against any third-party claims or allegations; (d) detect, prevent or otherwise address fraud, security or technical issues; (e) protect the rights, property, or personal safety of Khan Academy, our users, or the public. or demonstrating the effectiveness of the Service, developing and improving educational sites, services, or applications, conducting research, or any other purpose, provided that Khan Academy may not share or publicly disclose information that is derived from Student Records, unless the data is de-identified and/or aggregated such that the information does not reasonably identify a specific individual.
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Disclosure of Student Records. Khan Academy shall disclose Student Records only for the purpose of providing and supporting the educational Service; at the direction of the Student, Parent or School District; as required or permitted by law and as otherwise provided in this Agreement. For clarity, certain aspects of Student Records, such as a user name or profile information, may be shared with or visible to other users, School Personnel or the public through the Service. For example, if a School User posts content in the discussion forums, the School User’s user name and profile information will be visible to others. Please contact Khan Academy if you have questions about controlling account settings to restrict the visibility of information on the Service. In addition, the types of individuals and organizations to which Khan Academy may disclose Student Records could include: ● Third party organizations to jointly provide an educational service. From time to time, Khan Academy may partner with third party organizations to jointly provide an educational service. Khan Academy will not share any personal information with these partners without consent of, and at the direction of, a Student, Parent or the School District, and in accordance with applicable law. ● Third party service providers which provide services to a School District. Khan Academy may share Student Records with third party service providers, such as providers of single- sign-on authentication services or learning management services (LMS), but only at the direction of a School District. ● To Khan Academy contractors and service providers. Khan Academy may provide Student Records to its employees and to certain third party service providers, such as data hosting or analytics providers, that have a legitimate need to access such information in order to provide their services to Khan Academy, subject to contractual obligations to maintain the confidentiality of such data to the same extent as provided in this Data Protection Agreement. ● Khan Academy may release personal information if we have a good faith belief that disclosure is reasonably necessary to (a) satisfy any applicable law, regulation, legal process, or enforceable governmental request; (b) enforce our Terms of Service (c) investigate and defend ourselves against any third-party claims or allegations; (d) detect, prevent or otherwise address fraud, security or technical issues; (e) protect the rights, property, or personal safety of Khan Academy, our users, or ...
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Disclosure of Student Records. School employees shall not, in the course of dealing with a peace officer or probation officer, disclose any confidential student records or information from such student records other than in response to a court order or subpoena or as otherwise authorized by state law and the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).
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Disclosure of Student Records. Khan Academy shall disclose Student Records only for the purpose of providing and supporting the educational Service; at the direction of the Student, School District; and as otherwise provided in this Agreement. For clarity, certain aspects of Student Records, such as a user name or profile information, may be shared with or visible to other users, Coaches or the public through the Service. For example, if a School User posts content in the discussion forums, the School User’s user name and profile information will be visible to others. Please contact Khan Academy if you have questions about controlling account settings to restrict the visibility of information on the Service. In addition, the types of individuals and organizations to which Khan Academy may disclose Student Records could include: ● Third party organizations to jointly provide an educational service. From time to time, Khan Academy may partner with third party organizations to jointly provide an educational service. Khan Academy will not share any personal information with these partners without consent of, and at the direction of, a Student or School District. ● Third party service providers which provide services to a School District. Khan Academy may share Student Records with third party service providers, such as providers of single-sign-on authentication services or learning management services (LMS), but only at the direction of a School District. ● To Khan Academy contractors and service providers. Khan Academy may provide Student Records to its employees and to certain third party service providers, such as data hosting or analytics providers, that have a legitimate need to access such information in order to provide their services to Khan Academy, subject to contractual obligations to maintain the confidentiality of such data to the same extent as provided in this Data Protection Agreement. incident and, where legally required by law, will notify the School District or the affected parent, legal guardian, or student over the age of 18, as appropriate.
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