If I want to view my child’s records, don’t I have a right to check out his file and take it home?
No, you do not have the right to remove the file, but you can ask to review the file in the office with an administrator.
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Carol Veravanich writes the "Ask the Teacher" column for the Orange County Register Newspaper. The column runs every Wednesday in the Local Section.
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- I write a column for the Orange County Register. The column is called, "Ask the Teacher." I am an experienced teacher and administrator. I have experience teaching at the Kindergarten, First, Second, Third, Fifth, and High School grade levels. I was also an assistant principal for an elementary school.
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Many times you can request copies of what's in the file, but most of the time there is a photocopying fee.
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