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FERPA creates two basic rights: (1) a right of access by the student (or a “qualified” parent) to his or her education records, and (2) the student’s right of privacy in those records so that access by others is strictly controlled. This article will cover the student’s right of access. Privacy rights are discussed in Part II.
