The Home School Court Report
VOLUME XXI, NUMBER 5
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September / October 2005


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KANSAS

Olathe yields on records

A Home School Legal Defense Association member family in Olathe recently withdrew their children from public school and began homeschooling. However, when the family asked for the original copies of

all their children's school records, officials refused.

Unlike many other states, Kansas has a statute declaring that original records are the property of the pupil, and must be given to the pupil, parent, or the pupil's nonpublic school upon request. Armed with this statute, HSLDA sent a letter demanding that the family's request be honored.

Within a few days, the school district surrendered to the dictates of common sense and gave the family all of their children's original pupil records.

- by Scott A. Woodruff