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AACRAO's Retention of Records: Guide for Retention and Disposal of Student Records 2000 Update.
$50 nonmember/$35 member; 2000; 50pp; Item #0499.
A guide to standards in student records management, with updates on international student records, student financial aid requirements, state policies for records storage for schools that have closed, and methods of storage.
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Recruitment, Admissions, and Students with Disabilities.
$8 nonmember/$6 member; 1994; 16pp; Item #8005.
This guide clarifies and interprets Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and Amendments of 1992 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.
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FERPA and Secondary Education: The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 As Amended and the Student.
$30 nonmember/$20 member; Richard A. Rainsberger; 1997; 124pp; Item # 1247.
A primary reference for the K-12 school official who works with student records. This guide to FERPA incorporates the latest developments in FERPA in a logical, user-friendly format and includes hypothetical cases and their recommended resolution and sample documents.
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Guide to Implementation of Electronic Transcripts and Student Records, Version 4: PreK-Postsecondary Education.
$75; 1998; Item #6007.
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Handbook for the Admission of International Students to Elementary and Secondary Schools in the United States .
This Handbook, a joint project of AACRAO and Pelham Associates, includes a general background of the country, the primary and secondary programs and credentials awarded, and recommendations for placement of these students in US schools. (The country chapters of this series are reformatted and abridged World Education Series volumes for use primarily by US elementary and secondary schools.)