And unions say making the ratings public
violates teacher privacy.
Not exact matches
I - 001 v. Falvo, an Oklahoma mother claimed that
teacher grade books were «educational records» and that peer grading embarrassed her children and
violated their rights under the Family Educational Rights &
Privacy Act (FERPA).
The United Federation of
Teachers insists this formula is highly subjective and flawed, and disclosure would violate teachers»
Teachers insists this formula is highly subjective and flawed, and disclosure would
violate teachers»
teachers»
privacy.