Virginia schools assure compliance with parental rights laws

Under pressure of possible federal sanctions, the 136 local educational agencies in Virginia, including public schools, the Virginia Youth Justice Center and the School for Deaf and Blind, confirmed to the Virginia Department of Education that they comply with parental rights laws.Federal demands and concern for FERPA On March 28, the U.S. Department of Education instructed all states to demonstrate that their schools comply with the Family Priv…

Under the imminent threat of federal consequences from inaction, the state’s 136 local education agencies—including public schools, the Virginia Youth Justice Center and the Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind—have officially assured the Virginia Department of Education that they are complying with parental rights laws. On March 28, the U.S. Department of Education ordered states to provide evidence that schools comply with the Education Righ…

Virginia schools assure compliance with parental rights laws

Under the looming threat of federal consequences for inaction, all 136 local education agencies in the commonwealth — including public schools, the Virginia Juvenile Justice Center and Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind — have officially assured the Virginia Department of Education that they’re complying with parental rights laws. On March 28, the U.S. Department of Education directed states to provide evidence that schools are complying wit…

Virginia Schools Assure Compliance with Parental Rights Laws

Under the looming threat of federal consequences for inaction, all 136 local education agencies in the commonwealth — including public schools, the Virginia Juvenile Justice Center and Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind — have officially assured  the Virginia Department of Education that they’re complying with parental rights laws. Continue reading Virginia Schools Assure Compliance with Parental Rights Laws at Royal Examiner.