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Federal directive: Parents can review school documents related to students’ gender identity

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(TNS) A new directive from the U.S. Department of Education would force schools across the country to give parents access to all education records of their student, including any document related to a child’s gender identity.

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Campus Safety Magazine

U.S. Department of Education: Schools Must Share Student Gender Identity Documents with Parents

A new directive from the U.S. Department of Education requires schools to give parents access to all of their children's educational records, including those related to gender identity. A Dear Colleague letter sent to educators Friday from the department's Student Privacy Policy Office alleges many state educational agencies (SEAs) and their respective local educational agencies (LEAs) have misinterpreted federal student privacy laws in ways tha…

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