FERPA student record exports
Last updated 2026-06-07
Purpose
Produce a complete, FERPA-aligned export of one student's record on request.
When to use it
- Parent or eligible-student request under FERPA's right of inspection.
- Records transfer to another school.
- Internal review or audit.
What's included
The PDF includes, for the chosen student:
- Identifying information.
- All cases (status, dates, assigned facilitator).
- All interventions tried.
- All notes, except notes marked "internal only" by the author.
- All teacher feedback.
- Audit metadata: who exported, when, on whose request.
What's not included:
- Notes from cases that involve other students and could disclose them.
- Internal-only notes (clearly flagged at creation).
Steps
- Students → search → open the student record.
- Export → FERPA student record (PDF).
- Confirm the requestor identity (logged with the export).
- Click Generate. The PDF appears in your downloads.
The export is recorded in the audit log with action student.export.
[SCREENSHOT: student-ferpa-export-dialog] Students → student profile, Export record dialog open with the dossier scope options and generate button visible.
FAQ
Can a teacher export a record? No. Only admins and district admins, by FERPA scoping.
Is the export encrypted? Yes in transit. The PDF itself is not password-protected by default; if your district needs that, contact support.
How long are exports retained server-side? The audit record is retained; the generated PDF is not stored — re-run on request.
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