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… financial assistance. Investigations can take months - 4726 financial assistance. Investigations can take months if not … - page 345
… Administration should work with Congress to amend FERPA and PPRA to provide parents and students over the age of 18 years with a private right of action to seek injunctive and declaratory relief, together with attorneys’ fees and … - page 345
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… • Prioritize legislation advancing such rights. - 4729 • Prioritize legislation advancing such rights. Promising ideas have appeared in bills … Act,’ sponsored by Representative Julia Letlow (R-LA); and H.J.Res. 99,” proposing an amendment to the Constitution … - page 345
… such as those passed in Georgia (2022), Florida (2021), Montana (2021), Wyoming (2017), Idaho (2015), Oklahoma (2014), Virginia (2013), and Arizona (2010). Chapter Department of Education Page … such as those passed in Georgia (2022), Florida (2021), Montana (2021), Wyoming (2017), Idaho (2015), Oklahoma (2014), … - page 345
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