Common use of Points of Contact for Sharing Student Information Clause in Contracts

Points of Contact for Sharing Student Information. In order to facilitate prompt and clear communications, the Parties acknowledge that the principal (or principal’s designee) and the SRO are the primary points of contact for sharing all types of student information in accordance with this Agreement. The Parties also acknowledge that, in some instances, other school officials or Police Department employees may serve as key points of contact for sharing information. Such school officials and Police Department employees are identified below: Chief of Police Chief’s designee Principal Principal’s designee

Points of Contact for Sharing Student Information. In order to facilitate prompt and clear communications, the Parties acknowledge that the principal (or principal’s designee) and the SRO are the primary points of contact for sharing all types of student information in accordance with this Agreement. The Parties also acknowledge that, in some instances, other school officials or Police Department employees may serve as key points of contact for sharing information. Such school officials and Police Department employees are identified below: Chief of Police Chief’s designee Principal Principal’s designeebelow [identify by title, not name]:

Points of Contact for Sharing Student Information. In order to facilitate prompt and clear communications, the Parties acknowledge that the principal (or principal’s his or her designee) and the SRO are the primary points of contact for sharing all types of student information in accordance with this Agreement. The Parties also acknowledge that, in some instances, other school officials or Police Department employees may serve as key points of contact for sharing information. Such school officials and Police Department employees are identified below: Chief considered a part of Police Chiefthe District’s designee Principal Principal’s designee“Law Enforcement Unit” as defined in the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (“FERPA”) (20 U.S.C. § 1232g).