FERPA Regulations for K12 Schools: Important Guidelines for 2015 Compliance
Summary
Webinar Recording
Recording Price: $199.00
(Includes Proprietary Materials)
The United States Department of Education has issued controversial amendments to FERPA regulations, expanding the usage of student data in 2015. The changes affect the rights of students and parents to the privacy of education records. What do these regulatory developments mean, and how will they impact operations at your school and your responsibilities? Join us for this 60-minute webinar where you and your staff will learn:
The most recent FERPA updates: What school administrators must know
Proposed changes for 2015 & their effect on your school
Disclosure guidelines for protecting student information
How to remain compliant & avoid potential legal issues under FERPA
Program Highlights
Key FERPA Updates: Recent Changes to Consider for 2015
Latest FERPA changes & proposals: Vital updates to minimize liability
Sticky exceptions & complicated issues that affect your school
Understanding student & parent rights: Keys to ensure compliance
Disclosure Guidelines: Keys to Protecting Student Information
Why data disclosure poses a risk to student privacy
Key definitions and disclosure requirements that are affected
What information is your school entitled to release and to whom
Keys to Compliancy: The Do's & Don'ts of Protecting Your School
Practical tips for implementing policy changes at your school
How to ensure compliance & still protect student privacy
Common mistakes that hurt K12 schools and how to avoid them
Interactive Q&A - Have your questions answered by the expert!
About The Speaker
Khaliah Barnes is the EPIC (Electronic Privacy Information Center) Administrative Law Counsel. Ms. Barnes has submitted extensive administrative agency comments on a variety of issues, including domestic surveillance, student privacy, medical privacy, and open government.
She has provided commentary to local and national media, including CBS This Morning, NPR, and Time Magazine.
Khaliah is a member of the Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice Section of the American Bar Association.
Ms. Barnes coordinates EPIC's Student Privacy Project, where she defends student privacy rights in federal court, writes on contemporary student privacy issues, and has testified on the need to safeguard student records.
Program Benefits
Join us for this 60-minute webinar to discover recent updates in FERPA & how to remain compliant in 2015.