Student Privacy. In order to protect the privacy of students enrolled at the Academy, the Academy board, subject to Section 11.29, shall not:
a) Sell or otherwise provide to a for-profit business entity any personally identifiable information that is part of a pupil’s education records. This does not prohibit the Academy Board from:
i. for students enrolled in the Academy, providing such information to an educational management organization that has a contract with the Academy and whose contract has not been disapproved by the University;
ii. providing the information to a person or entity as necessary for standardized testing that measures a student’s academic progress and achievement; or
iii. providing the information as necessary to a person that is providing educational support services to the student under a contract with either the Academy or an educational management organization that has a contract with the Academy and whose contract has not been disapproved by the University.
b) The terms “education records” and “personally identifiable information” shall have the same meaning as defined in 34 CFR 99.3.
Student Privacy. In order to protect the privacy of students enrolled at the Academy, the Academy Board shall not:
(a) sell or otherwise provide to a for-profit business entity any personally identifiable information that is part of a pupil’s education records. This subsection does not apply to any of the following situations:
(i) for students enrolled in the Academy, providing such information to an educational management organization that has a contract with the Academy and whose contract has not been disapproved by the University;
(ii) providing the information as necessary for standardized testing that measures a student’s academic progress and achievement; or
(iii) providing the information as necessary to a person that is providing educational or educational support services to the student under a contract with either the Academy or an educational management organization that has a contract with the Academy and whose contract has not been disapproved by the University.
(b) The terms “education records” and “personally identifiable information” shall have the same meaning as defined in MCL 380.1136.
Student Privacy. The right to privacy is a fundamental xxxxx of human liberty. District staff shall take particular care to respect students’ privacy. At the same time, they must protect the health and safety of all students and promote the effective operation of the schools. Therefore, only designated personnel shall have the authority to conduct student searches. They shall do so only upon reasonable cause and in a manner prescribed by district policy. A student shall be free from searches of his/her clothing and other personal property unless there is reasonable cause to believe that something is concealed that may be stolen, an illegal substance, or of immediate danger to the student or to other students. School officials shall request the student remove all items from pockets, backpacks, bags and other personal effects.
Student Privacy. In accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, other applicable federal and state laws, and GCBOE’s administrative policies, GTCC will protect High School Students’ privacy and guard against the unauthorized release of identifying student information and student records. GCBOE will ensure that an adequate waiver and/or consent is executed by the appropriate individual(s) authorizing GTCC to possess and access student information and records for each High School Student who enrolls in College Courses.
Student Privacy. The Buffalo City School District (the “District”) is an educational agency within the meaning of Section 2-d of the New York State Education Law ("Section 2-d”), and The Consultant of Central Upstate New York (the “Consultant”) is a third party contractor within the meaning of Section 2-d. Pursuant to the Agreement for Professional Services, the Consultant receives access to student data, which is regulated by Section 2-d, from the District.
Student Privacy. In order to protect the privacy of students enrolled at the Academy, the Academy board shall not:
a) Sell or otherwise provide to a for-profit business entity any personally identifiable information that is part of a pupil’s education records. This does not prohibit the Academy Board from:
i. for students enrolled in the Academy, providing such information to an educational management organization that has a contract with the Academy and whose contract has not been disapproved by the University;
ii. providing the information to a person or entity as necessary for standardized testing that measures a student’s academic progress and achievement; or
iii. providing the information as necessary to a person that is providing educational support services to the student under a contract with either the Academy or an educational management organization that has a contract with the Academy and whose contract has not been disapproved by the University.
b) The terms “education records” and “personally identifiable information” shall have the same meaning as defined in 34 CFR 99.3.
Student Privacy. 10.1 Contractor acknowledges that it will receive student records from Network in the course of providing services under this Agreement. As such, the Contractor and its agents and employees are designated as a “school official” under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. All student-related records of Network and personally identifiable information contained in such records (collectively, “Student Records”) shall be maintained by both Parties in accordance with the requirements of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, 20 USC 1232g, and its implementing regulations, 34 CFR pt. 99, as each may be amended from
(a) governing the use and redisclosure of Student Records; (ii) it shall not maintain, use, disclose, or allow access to Student Records except as permitted by FERPA, this Agreement, or as otherwise authorized by the other Party; and (iii) to the extent that a Party discloses Student Records to the other Party, the receiving Party’s personnel shall use and shall have access to the information only for the purposes for which disclosure is made. Further, each Party agrees that to the extent it rediscloses any Student Records to a subcontractor or other party (which it shall do only to the extent permitted by this Agreement), it shall require such subcontractor or third party to comply with the obligations of FERPA. The parties shall comply with the Confidentiality obligations included herein as well as The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) (20 U.S.C. § 1232g; 34 CFR Part 99 et. al. Further, both parties agree to abide by all requirements outlined in the Student Data Sharing Agreement outlined in Exhibit F attached hereto.
Student Privacy. Sharp shall comply with student privacy laws (e.g., FERPA) to the extent applicable to Sharp.
Student Privacy. In accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), other applicable federal and state laws, and GCBOE’s administrative policies, UNCG will protect High School Students’ privacy and guard against the unauthorized release of identifying student information and student records. GCBOE will ensure that an adequate waiver and/or consent is executed by the appropriate individual(s) authorizing UNCG to possess and access student information and records for each High School Student who participates in College Courses. GCBOE understands and agrees that the student records created and maintained by UNCG on behalf of each High School Student attending UNCG are governed by FERPA and may be used and disclosed by UNCG in accordance with FERPA and UNCG policies.
Student Privacy. In accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, other applicable federal and state laws, and ABSS’s administrative policies, ACC will protect ABSS students’ privacy and guard against the unauthorized release of identifying student information and student records, to the extent such information is within such parties’ knowledge. ABSS will ensure that an adequate waiver and/or consent is executed by the appropriate individual(s) authorizing ACC to possess and access student information and records for each ABSS student who enrolls in CCP courses.
