54(0.1)A record shall be maintained in respect of each pupil and may contain personal information.

54(0.2)The superintendent concerned may use and disclose personal information contained in the record maintained in respect of a pupil for the purpose of delivering public education.

54(1)Subject to subsections (1.1) and (3), the parent of a pupil or a pupil is entitled to access to pupil records maintained in respect of the pupil.

54(1.1)Where a pupil has attained the age of nineteen years, a parent of the pupil is not entitled to access any record maintained in respect of the pupil without the consent of the pupil.

54(2)Where a person is given access to a record in accordance with subsection (1), the superintendent concerned shall, where the superintendent believes it is necessary, explain or interpret the information disclosed on the record.

54(3)Where the superintendent concerned believes that access to a record maintained in respect of a pupil would be detrimental to the well-being or future development of or the educational opportunities for the pupil, the superintendent may

54(4)Where the superintendent concerned, having denied a person access to a record in accordance with paragraph (3)(a), believes it is not appropriate to describe or interpret any of the contents of the record in accordance with paragraph (3)(b), the superintendent shall make known to that person, at the time of such denial, the existence and general nature of the record.

54(5)A person who has been denied access to any record in accordance with paragraph (3)(a) may, in accordance with the regulations, appeal the denial.

54(6)The parent of a pupil who has been denied access to any record in accordance with paragraph (3)(a) is, notwithstanding such denial, entitled to make inquiries to the superintendent concerned and to be given general verbal information by the superintendent in relation to the educational progress of the pupil.

54(7)A decision made by a superintendent under this section shall be made on behalf of and subject to any policies or directives of the District Education Council concerned.

54(0.1)A record shall be maintained in respect of each pupil.

54(1)Subject to subsections (1.1) and (3), the parent of a pupil or a pupil is entitled to access to pupil records maintained in respect of the pupil.

54(1.1)Where a pupil has attained the age of nineteen years, a parent of the pupil is not entitled to access any record maintained in respect of the pupil without the consent of the pupil.

54(2)Where a person is given access to a record in accordance with subsection (1), the superintendent concerned shall, where the superintendent believes it is necessary, explain or interpret the information disclosed on the record.

54(3)Where the superintendent concerned believes that access to a record maintained in respect of a pupil would be detrimental to the well-being or future development of or the educational opportunities for the pupil, the superintendent may

54(4)Where the superintendent concerned, having denied a person access to a record in accordance with paragraph (3)(a), believes it is not appropriate to describe or interpret any of the contents of the record in accordance with paragraph (3)(b), the superintendent shall make known to that person, at the time of such denial, the existence and general nature of the record.

54(5)A person who has been denied access to any record in accordance with paragraph (3)(a) may, in accordance with the regulations, appeal the denial.

54(6)The parent of a pupil who has been denied access to any record in accordance with paragraph (3)(a) is, notwithstanding such denial, entitled to make inquiries to the superintendent concerned and to be given general verbal information by the superintendent in relation to the educational progress of the pupil.

54(7)A decision made by a superintendent under this section shall be made on behalf of and subject to any policies or directives of the District Education Council concerned.

54(0.1)A record shall be maintained in respect of each pupil.

54(1)Subject to subsections (1.1) and (3), the parent of a pupil or a pupil is entitled to access to pupil records maintained in respect of the pupil.

54(1.1)Where a pupil has attained the age of nineteen years, a parent of the pupil is not entitled to access any record maintained in respect of the pupil without the consent of the pupil.

54(2)Where a person is given access to a record in accordance with subsection (1), the superintendent concerned shall, where the superintendent believes it is necessary, explain or interpret the information disclosed on the record.

54(3)Where the superintendent concerned believes that access to a record maintained in respect of a pupil would be detrimental to the well-being or future development of or the educational opportunities for the pupil, the superintendent may

54(4)Where the superintendent concerned, having denied a person access to a record in accordance with paragraph (3)(a), believes it is not appropriate to describe or interpret any of the contents of the record in accordance with paragraph (3)(b), the superintendent shall make known to that person, at the time of such denial, the existence and general nature of the record.

54(5)A person who has been denied access to any record in accordance with paragraph (3)(a) may, in accordance with the regulations, appeal the denial.

54(6)The parent of a pupil who has been denied access to any record in accordance with paragraph (3)(a) is, notwithstanding such denial, entitled to make inquiries to the superintendent concerned and to be given general verbal information by the superintendent in relation to the educational progress of the pupil.

54(7)A decision made by a superintendent under this section shall be made on behalf of and subject to any policies or directives of the District Education Council concerned.