FERPA in the Twenty-First Century: Failure to Effectively Regulate Privacy for All Students

FERPA in the Twenty-First Century: Failure to Effectively Regulate Privacy for All Students

This article discusses an overview of FERPA, Congressional intent in passage of FERPA and related amendments, legal developments of FERPA in the 20th century, including Supreme Court cases pertaining to student privacy, as well as modern developments relating to student records.

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