· 3/29/1999
Jensen Ex Rel. CJ v. Reeves
Citations
- 45 F. Supp. 2d 1265
- 1999 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 6229
- 1999 WL 258439
How courts have described this case
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- holding that FERPA addresses systematic, not individual, violations of student privacy
- finding even if parents had stated cognizable hybrid-rights claim, school district had important interest in disciplining pupils and interest justified school district’s conduct in disciplining student
- suspension of elementary student for misconduct did not violate equal protection absent showing that similarly situated students had been treated differently
- FERPA was adopted to address systematic, not individual, violations of students' privacy by unauthorized releases of sensitive information in their educational records
- same with regard to a principal’s one-time disclosure to several parents of information regarding a student who had been accused of harassing their children
- discussing parent’s objection to suspension of child from school
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Judges: Benson
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