Its idiot women like this one that’s feminizing our boys.

Call and complain to the school board!

As the article says, parents don’t have to be notified when a tribal organization or child welfare agency “when the organization is legally responsible for the care and protection of the student.” Also, “The USA amendments also delete the FERPA requirement that school districts notify parents before complying with a lawfully issued subpoena or judicial order for education records, in cases concerning child abuse and neglect (as defined by the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act) where the parent is a party.”

In the first situation the child welfare agency has legal custody of the child, and had to name the parent as a party to get custody, so why should the parent have the right to challenge access to the child’s records when it is needed for care or treatment of the child? In the second situation, court rules provide that a subpoena or court order must be served on the parent anyway, so the parent has an opportunity to challenge the disclosure in the forum from which it issued. So additional notice from the school district appears to me to be duplicative, irrelevant and an unecessary expense to schools. (I hope I didn’t sound harsh, but I’m aware of what is going on in both situations when such records are needed.)