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The Education Department issued new guidance on FERPA and PPRA, warning schools they could lose federal money if they keep parents from reviewing student records. The letter arrives with heavy-handed gender politics baked in and keeps the administration’s school agenda locked on suspicion, not trust.
Why it matters: Parental rights push
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The Education Department issued new guidance on FERPA and PPRA, warning schools they could lose federal money if they keep parents from reviewing student records. The letter arrives with heavy-handed gender politics baked in and keeps the administration’s school agenda locked on suspicion, not trust.
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