Under what circumstances may I disclose the contents of a student’s education record without the student’s consent?
Generally, a college or university that receives federal funding cannot disclose student education records to anyone other than the student (including the student’s parents) without the student’s written permission. However, FERPA does establish several exceptions that allow the institution to disclose student records without the student’s prior written consent.
Related Questions
- Under what circumstances may I disclose the contents of a student’s education record without the student’s consent?
- Under what circumstances may Dickinson College disclose information from education records without my consent?
- Is prior consent always necessary before releasing information from a students education record?
