Madison Metropolitan School District
Board of Education Policies and Procedures
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Right to Inspect and Review Education Records
Parents of students and eligible students may inspect and review the student's
educational record upon request.
FERPA 99.10(3)
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Right to Inspect and Review Education Records
- Parents or eligible students should submit to the Custodian of the Records
(PRINCIPAL, REGISTRAR, DIRECTOR OF EDUCATIONAL STUDENT
SERVICES) a written request which identifies as precisely as possible the
record(s) they wish to inspect.
- The Custodian of the Record(s) will notify the parents or eligible student of the
time and place where the record(s) may be inspected.
- Since a student's records may be maintained in several locations, the
Custodian of the Records will collect all records so they may be inspected
in one location with the following exception: since the official record of a
student with a disability is located in the EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Department, arrangements for reviewing records of this type must be
made with that Department.
- This procedure should be completed in fourteen (14) days, but no more
than forty-five (45) days from the receipt of the request for review and
inspection.
- Student behavioral records shall be open for inspection only in the presence of
District personnel qualified to explain or interpret such records. The Custodian of
the Records shall make the necessary arrangements.
- Copies of the student's behavioral records will be provided only after they
have been reviewed in the presence of District personnel qualified to
explain or interpret such records.
- The District will presume that either parent of the student has authority to inspect
and review the education records of the student, unless the District has been
provided evidence that there is a legally binding instrument, state law, or court
order which provides to the contrary.
- Copies of records generated by an institution or agency other than the Madison
Metropolitan School District will not be provided. However, in the case where the
Madison Metropolitan School District has the only copy of a record, copies may
be provided upon receipt of a signed release from the originating institution or
agency.
8/26/02