Maintenance of Student Records as Required by Statute Clause Samples

Maintenance of Student Records as Required by Statute. 1. The School shall maintain confidentiality of student records as required by federal and state law. 2. The School will maintain active records for current students in accordance with applicable Florida Statutes and State Board of Education rules. 3. All permanent (Category A) records of students leaving the School, whether by graduation, transfer to another public school, or withdrawal to attend another school, will be immediately transferred to the District in accordance with Florida Statutes. Records will be transmitted to the District’s records retention department. 4. Records of student progress (Category B) will be transferred to the appropriate school if a student withdraws to attend another public school or any other school. The School may retain copies of the departing student’s academic records created during the student’s attendance at the School. 5. Upon the withdrawal of a student from the School, the School will retain the student’s original records, except that such records will be immediately transferred to another District school when requested by that school. Requests for student records from public or private schools outside of the County and private schools within the County must be made in writing. Only copies of requested records may be provided. Copies only of student records may be provided to parents upon their request unless the student is considered an eligible student under FERPA. The School will retain the student’s record for three (3) years after student withdrawal or until requested by another District public school in this County, whichever comes first. At the end of the third year all inactive student records will be returned to the District’s records retention department. 6. Upon termination or closure of the School, all student education records and administrative records shall be transferred immediately to the Sponsor's records retention office for processing and maintenance. 7. The School will comply with all other public record retention requirements for non-student related records in a manner consistent with applicable Florida law. The School shall comply with Fla. Stat. Chapter 119 (the Public Records Act) and all other applicable statutes pertaining to public records. 8. The Sponsor will ensure that all student records will be provided immediately to the School upon request and upon enrollment of students in the School from a District school. 9. The School must maintain a record of all the students who apply to th...
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Maintenance of Student Records as Required by Statute. 1. The School shall maintain confidentiality of student records as required byfederal and state law. 2. The School will maintain active records for current students in accordance with applicable Florida Statutes and State Board of Education rules. 3. All permanent (Category A) records of students leaving the School, whether by graduation, transfer to another public school, or withdrawal to attend another school, will be immediately transferred to the District in accordance with Florida Statutes. Records will be transmitted to the District’s records retention department. 4. Records of student progress (Category B) will be transferred to the appropriate school if a student withdraws to attend another public school or any other school. The School may retain copies of the departing student’s academic records created during the student’s attendance at the School.
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Maintenance of Student Records as Required by Statute. ‌ 1. Record Confidentiality‌ The School shall maintain confidentiality of student records as required by federal and state law.
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