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This bill amends Arizona law regarding the disclosure of student directory information by public schools. It clarifies that schools can share directory information, which includes details like a student's name, address, and phone number, after notifying parents or eligible students (those 18 or older or emancipated) about what information is considered directory information and their right to opt-out of its disclosure. The bill specifically restricts the disclosure of a student's address, telephone number, or email address unless the parent or eligible student gives written consent or has not opted out and the disclosure is for educational purposes to other students, to parents, to representatives of non-profit organizations supporting the school, or for school business. It also maintains provisions for providing access to directory information and school property for military recruiters under certain conditions, while requiring that student transcripts cannot be released to postsecondary institutions or military recruiters without the student's explicit written consent. The bill emphasizes that these disclosures must comply with federal laws like the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).

Education

https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview/83863