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FERPA regulations require that local education agencies provide parents and eligible students with notification of their rights under FERPA

Upon request only In the student handbook In a place where it's likely to be seen Annually by mail

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In a place where it's likely to be seen

Explanation:

FERPA requires annual notification of rights to parents and eligible students, and the way that notice is delivered matters for making sure people actually know their rights. The best approach is to provide it in a place likely to be seen. Posting the information in a public, easily accessible location—such as the school or district site, a visible bulletin in the building, or in materials that families regularly read—helps ensure every family and student becomes aware without having to request it. While mailing the notice or including it in a student handbook can also work, relying only on requests or a single document isn’t as reliable for ensuring broad, ongoing awareness.

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