Federal and state law permit disclosure of student information without written consent under specific circumstances, including but not limited to:

School officials with a legitimate educational interest
Officials of another school or district in which the student seeks or intends to enroll
Authorized representatives of state or federal agencies for audit, evaluation, or compliance purposes
Financial aid officials in connection with eligibility or receipt of aid
Juvenile justice officials or child welfare agencies as permitted by law
Organizations conducting educational studies with required privacy protections
Accrediting organizations carrying out accrediting functions
Appropriate parties in health or safety emergencies
USDA representatives conducting school nutrition program reviews
Release of directory information when no opt-out request has been submitted

Parents retain the right to access their child's education records unless restricted by a court order or legally binding document. When a student reaches 18 years of age or enrolls in a postsecondary institution, these rights transfer to the student.

Uvalde CISD

Uvalde CISD