*overenthusiastic 30-something Cracker Barrel manager with a man bun and 20 extra pounds leading his high school age waitstaff in improv games to try and energize them for tonight’s dinner rush*
“Ok team let’s huddle up!”
@CharlieLind Casually drop your headshot/resume in front of him. “Oh sorry, i’m a little scatterbrained after staying up all night finishing my screenplay.”
@hurtswhenipee @flying_briann True, but 2 clear syllables for “tee-cass” vs 4 for “ADSB” or a mouthfull of “adsbee.” Also some controllers arent aware what info ADSB allows pilots to see. Saying you have traffic on “TCAS” tells controllers what info you have even though it isn’t technically the system onboard
@The_Mighty_Buch @BlocBoyjoy @skypeople63135 @blondeinmorocco@TheNamesHiba Not necessarily just public schools, just any institution that receives public funds (page 1, Background.) Yes, rights transfer from parent to student as you described. However, there are exemptions to FERPA rights, and this situation may be arguable as exempt.
@no_good_wyfe@BLKCultureProf@TheNamesHiba The doc doesn’t seem to give a path for determining the exemption. The example of a wrestling team suggests that a student name could be given to a “team” or others “in the school.” That being said, the burden of proof is on the school to explain why they had to include the name