Teacher-Student Confidentiality

[AJK85]

What are the laws and rules regarding a teacher sharing students grades with other students. For example can a teacher tell other students in the class that a certain student has failed the class?

 

[Antigone*]

What are the laws and rules regarding a teacher sharing students grades with other students. For example can a teacher tell other students in the class that a certain student has failed the class?

They sure can.

 

[Zigner]

What are the laws and rules regarding a teacher sharing students grades with other students. For example can a teacher tell other students in the class that a certain student has failed the class?

US Law Only!

 

[Antigone*]

US Law Only!

You got me!!!! This one was too hard to resist!!!

 

[ecmst12]

I bet there's no law anywhere in the country which addresses this issue - which means it's legal.

 

[AJK85]

No I dont think that is the case. I am not thinking about suing. I dont care about the money, I would however like to see that teacher fired. There is a confidentiality policy for all schools when a teacher is hired on. My thought was that if that was violated I would not be responsible for paying my agreement when they have broken theirs.

 

[Isis1]

No I dont think that is the case. I am not thinking about suing. I dont care about the money, I would however like to see that teacher fired. There is a confidentiality policy for all schools when a teacher is hired on. My thought was that if that was violated I would not be responsible for paying my agreement when they have broken theirs.

what is the name of your state???

 

[Antigone*]

No I dont think that is the case. I am not thinking about suing. I dont care about the money, I would however like to see that teacher fired. There is a confidentiality policy for all schools when a teacher is hired on. My thought was that if that was violated I would not be responsible for paying my agreement when they have broken theirs.

I'm sorry but this is not FreePolicyAdvice.com

 

[AJK85]

I am in UT, I dint ask for Free policy advice did I?

 

[Isis1]

I am in UT, I dint ask for Free policy advice did I?

you asked for free legal advice by signing in and asking a question. your answer: the teacher did nothing illegal.

if it's policy, it's the school's policies. they are allowed to follow or NOT follow. it's their call.

 

[Antigone*]

I am in UT, I dint ask for Free policy advice did I?

Yes you did, because as you have already been informed, there is not statute in the Union that precludes a teacher from divulging grades

 

[ecmst12]

Violating school policy is NOTHING like violating the law. You can talk to the teacher's boss and the teacher's boss may choose to discipline her or not - you will NOT be told either way. She's not going to get fired over it. And she broke no laws so you can't sue her and she committed no crime so you can't have her arrested.

Basically, get over it.

 

[Antigone*]

I dint ask for Free policy advice did I?

....psst Did you happen to fail spelling

 

[Humusluvr]

No I dont think that is the case. I am not thinking about suing. I dont care about the money, I would however like to see that teacher fired. There is a confidentiality policy for all schools when a teacher is hired on. My thought was that if that was violated I would not be responsible for paying my agreement when they have broken theirs.

Trying to weasel your way out of paying a bill, by claiming the teacher ousted you as a failure, is not going to work.

1. Pay your bill.
2. The rest of the class had probably already figured out you were a failure, without anyone telling them. I find that failures have a distinct look about them.

 

[Antigone*]

Trying to weasel your way out of paying a bill, by claiming the teacher ousted you as a failure, is not going to work.

1. Pay your bill.
2. The rest of the class had probably already figured out you were a failure, without anyone telling them. I find that failures have a distinct look about them.

((((HUMUSLUVR))))

Where the heck you been, girl!!!