Action Alert: Student Privacy
News Notes
by Lainey Millen Special Assignments specialassignments@goqnotes.com
Published: October 2, 2010 in Carolinas News Notes
STATEWIDE — A petition targeted at the North Carolina State Board of Community College on change.org comes on the coattail of the Board’s current debate on whether it would bar students from admission based upon health conditions.
Students would be asked to disclose their health history, and for some with particular medical conditions, this could mean that their enrollment might be denied.
WRAL.com reported that an ACLU staff member said that “the policy could be so broad and vague in nature, that it could lead to rampant abuse and misuse by college administrators.”
For more information or to sign, visit wral.com/news/education/story/8303878/ or gayrights.change.org/petitions/view/tell_the_north_carolina_state_board_of_community_colleges_to_protect_student_privacy.


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just another way to make sure only those whom (in charge) will decide whom gets more education than others… just like the old days where many others were block from coming to college base on a skin color… I can only guess that in the next two decades there will be no privacy at all….