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Student Privacy

Teachers and schools have an obligation to protect students’ privacy, and both federal and state laws dictate how students’ privacy should be protected. Students’ personally identifiable information may not be released without consent, except for specific directory information. Additionally, parents and eligible students possess the right to inspect and correct errors in a student’s educational record held by a school, and they prohibit the release of students’ educational records to others without consent. Teachers must also ensure that students’ records are kept confidential by implementing appropriate grading and classroom practices that protect students’ privacy. For more information, please visit Purdue's Blended and Online Teaching Hub. https://onlineteachinghub.education.p...