Exemptions under FERPA Sample Clauses

Exemptions under FERPA. XXX may not generally disclose Personally Identifiable Information from an eligible student’s Education Record to a third-party without written consent of the parent and/or eligible student or without meeting one of the exemptions set forth in FERPA (“FERPA Exemption(s)”), including the exemption for Directory Information (“Directory Information Exemption”) or School Official exemption (“School Official Exemption”). For the purposes of FERPA, to the extent Personally Identifiable Information from Education Records are transmitted to Provider from LEA or from students using accounts at the direction of the LEA, the Provider shall be considered a School Official (as defined on Exhibit “C”), under the control and direction of the LEAs as it pertains to the use of Education Records. Additionally, certain information, provided to Provider by XXX about a student, such as student name and grade level, may be considered Directory Information (as defined on Exhibit “C”) under FERPA and thus not an Education Record.
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Exemptions under FERPA. XXX is familiar with and agrees to be responsible for compliance with applicable laws governing the LEA’s disclosure of Personally Identifiable Information in Education Records to a third party without written consent of the parent and/or eligible student or without meeting one of the exemptions set forth in FERPA (“FERPA Exemption(s)”), including the exemption for Directory Information (“Directory Information Exemption”) or School Official exemption (“School Official Exemption”). For the purposes of FERPA, to the extent Personally Identifiable Information from Education Records are transmitted to Provider from LEA or from students using accounts at the direction of the LEA, Provider shall be considered a School Official, under the control and direction of the LEA as it pertains to the use of Student Data, provided, that certain information provided to Provider by XXX about a student, such as student name and grade level, may be considered Directory Information under FERPA and thus not an Education Record.
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Exemptions under FERPA. LEA may not generally disclose Personally Identifiable Information from an eligible student’s Education Record to a third-party without written consent of the parent and/or eligible student or without meeting one of the exemptions set forth in FERPA (“FERPA Exemption(s)”), including the exemption for Directory Information (“Directory Information Exemption”) or School Official exemption (“School Official Exemption”). For the purposes of FERPA, to the extent Personally Identifiable Information from Education Records are transmitted to Provider from LEA or from students using accounts at the direction of the LEA, the Provider shall be considered a School Official (as defined on Exhibit C), under the control and direction of the LEAs as it pertains to the use of Education Records.
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Exemptions under FERPA. LEA may not generally disclose Personally Identifiable Information from an eligible student’s Education Records to a third-party without written consent of the parent and/or eligible student or without meeting one of the exemptions set forth in FERPA (“FERPA Exemption(s)”), including the School Official exemption (“School Official Exemption”). For the purposes of FERPA, to the extent Personally Identifiable Information from Education Records are transmitted to Provider from LEA or from students using accounts at the direction of the LEA, the Provider shall be considered a School Official (as defined on Exhibit C), under the control and direction of the LEAs as it pertains to the use of Education Records. Control duties are set forth below.
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Exemptions under FERPA. For the purposes of FERPA and state law, the Provider shall be considered a School Official, under the control and direction of the LEAs as it pertains to the use of Student Data and Teacher Data notwithstanding the above. The Provider will cooperate and provide Student Data and Teacher Data within ten (10) days at the LEA’s request. Provider may transfer Pupil-Generated Content to a separate account, according to the procedures set forth below.
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Exemptions under FERPA. LEA may not generally disclose Personally Identifiable Information from an eligible student’s Education Record to a third-party without written consent of the parent and/or eligible student or without meeting one of the exemptions set forth in FERPA (“FERPA Exemption(s)”), including the exemption for Directory Information (“Directory Information Exemption”) or School Official exemption (“School Official Exemption”). For the purposes of FERPA, to the extent Personally Identifiable Information from Education Records are transmitted to Provider from LEA or from students using accounts at the direction of the LEA, the Provider shall be considered a School Official, under the control and direction of the LEAs as it pertains to the use of Education Records. Additionally, certain information, provided to Provider by LEA about a student, such as student name and grade level, may be considered Directory Information (as defined below) under FERPA and thus not an Education Record. Parent Access. LEA shall establish reasonable procedures by which a parent, legal guardian, or eligible student may review personally identifiable information contained in the related student’s Education Records and correct erroneous information, consistent with the functionality of Services. Provider shall cooperate and respond within ten (10) days to the LEA’s request for Personally Identifiable Information contained in the related student’s Education Records held by the Provider to view or correct as necessary. In the event that a parent/legal guardian of a student or other individual contacts the Provider to review any of the Education Records or Student Data accessed pursuant to the Services, the Provider shall refer the parent or individual to the LEA, who will follow the necessary and proper procedures regarding the requested information.
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Exemptions under FERPA. XXX may not generally disclose Personally Identifiable Information from a student’s Education Record to a third party without written consent of the parent and/or eligible student without meeting one of the exemptions set forth in FERPA (“FERPA Exemption(s)”), including the exemption for Directory Information or School Official Exemption. For FERPA purposes, to the extent Personally Identifiable Information from Education Records are transmitted to Screencastify from LEA or from students using Screencastify under the direction of LEA, Screencastify shall be considered a School Official under the control and direction of the LEA as it pertains to the use of Student Data. Additionally, certain information provided to Screencastify by LEA about a student may be considered Directory Information (name, email address, grade level, etc.) under FERPA and not an Education Record.
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