Summary: See all of statute which states the conditions under which information about juvenile offenders can be released. See (a) which states conditions must be specified under which criminal history information is to be available to school personnel, and conditions under which school records are to be available to juvenile justice agencies.

Summary: See all of statute which specifies that a person, or a person's authorized representative, has a special right of access beyond the general public to information that relates to that person, and a governmental body may not deny access to that person on the grounds that it is confidential.

Summary: See all of statute which states that an educational agency or institution is not required to release information contained in education records except in conformity to FERPA.

Summary: See all of statute regarding conditions under which information in student records can be released.

Summary: See (a) & (b) which states that school administrators, nurses, and teachers are entitled to a student's medical records maintained by the school district "for reasons determined by district policy" and must maintain the confidentiality of the medical records.

Summary: See (a)(5) which states that a school

district or school employee cannot refer a student to an outside counselor for treatment unless the district "specifically prohibits any disclosure of a student record that violates state or federal law."

Summary: See (a)(1) and (C), (E), & (F) which state that before a school district or school may expand or change health care services available at a school they must hold a public hearing and disclose the accessibility of the student's medical records to their parents, the titles of persons who will have access to the medical records, and the security measures which will be taken to "protect the privacy of students' medical records."