The pivot to virtual instruction during the Covid-19 pandemic brings new concerns about student privacy, particularly for students receiving special education services. The National Center for Learning Disabilities released a resource: “Student Privacy and Special Education: An Educator’s Guide During and After COVID-19.” The guide provides an overview of relevant laws, and explains how they apply during the pandemic.
Student Privacy and Special Education During Covid-19
Aug 4, 2020 | Student Records
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