FERPA requires that notification of rights be provided in a manner reasonably likely to inform the recipients.

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FERPA requires that notification of rights be provided in a manner reasonably likely to inform the recipients.

FERPA requires that notification of rights be provided annually to parents and eligible students, and the notice must be given in a manner reasonably likely to inform them of their FERPA rights. This means schools should use accessible methods—mail, email, student handbooks, district websites—so recipients actually receive and understand their rights. The requirement isn't limited to initial enrollment nor restricted to custodial parents; it applies to the recipients described each year.

FERPA requires that notification of rights be provided annually to parents and eligible students, and the notice must be given in a manner reasonably likely to inform them of their FERPA rights. This means schools should use accessible methods—mail, email, student handbooks, district websites—so recipients actually receive and understand their rights. The requirement isn't limited to initial enrollment nor restricted to custodial parents; it applies to the recipients described each year.

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