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Throughout the process of dealing with disruptive student behavior, appropriate confidentiality must be maintained (except as otherwise set forth in this policy) to protect the student. The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act does not allow faculty or staff members to describe the contents of student records without the student's permission, and even discussions of a student's records with other members of the faculty and staff can take place only if there is a legitimate educational purpose.
The Office of Vocation and Enrollment will keep a confidential record of all reported episodes of disruptive student behavior. Those pertaining to students who have graduated will be destroyed one year after graduation. If a student withdraws, records will be kept for a period of 15 years or until one year after the student reenrolls and graduates.
Procedure for Dealing with Disruptive Behavior
Sanctions for Disruptive Behavior
Confidentiality
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