Common use of Exemptions under FERPA Clause in Contracts

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.

Exemptions under FERPA. XXX 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. Additionally, certain information, provided to Provider by XXX LEA 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.

Exemptions under FERPA. XXX 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. Additionally, certain information, provided to Provider by XXX LEA 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.

Exemptions under FERPA. XXX 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. Additionally, certain information, provided to Provider by XXX LEA 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.

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.

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.

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”)with a legitimate educational interest, and performing services otherwise provided by the LEA. Provider shall be under the control and direction of the LEAs as it pertains LEAs, with respect to the use of Education RecordsRecords and Student Data. 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 subject to the restrictions for Education RecordRecords.

Exemptions under FERPA. XXX LEA may not generally disclose Personally Identifiable Information from an eligible student’s Education Record to a third-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 FERPAFERPA and ISSRA, 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 LEA 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.

Exemptions under FERPA. XXX may not generally disclose Personally Identifiable Information from an eligible student’s Education Educational 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 the School Official exemption (“School Official Exemption”). For the purposes of FERPA, to the extent Personally Identifiable Information from Education Educational 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”)with a legitimate educational interest, and performing services otherwise provided by the LEA. Provider shall be under the control and direction of the LEAs as it pertains LEAs, with respect to the use of Education RecordsEducational Records and Student Data. Additionally, at the election of LEA, certain information, 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 Recordsubject to the restrictions for Educational Records.

Exemptions under FERPA. XXX may not generally disclose Personally Identifiable Information from an eligible student’s Education Educational 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 the School Official exemption (“School Official Exemption”). For the purposes of FERPA, to the extent Personally Identifiable Information from Education Educational 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”)with a legitimate educational interest, and performing services otherwise provided by the LEA. Provider shall be under the control and direction of the LEAs as it pertains LEAs, with respect to the use of Education RecordsEducational Records and Student Data. Additionally, at the election of XXX, certain information, 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 Recordsubject to the restrictions for Educational Records.

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.

Exemptions under FERPA. XXX may not generally disclose Personally Identifiable Information from an eligible student’s Education Record to a third-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 FERPAFERPA and ISSRA, 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.

Exemptions under FERPA. XXX Client 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 Client or from students using accounts at the direction of the LEAClient, the Provider shall be considered a School Official (as defined on Exhibit “C”)with a legitimate educational interest, and performing services otherwise provided by the Client. Provider shall be under the control and direction of the LEAs as it pertains Clients, with respect to the use of Education RecordsRecords and Student Data. Additionally, certain information, provided to Provider by XXX Client 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 subject to the restrictions for Education RecordRecords.

Exemptions under FERPA. XXX 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 exemptionsset 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 LEA 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.