Family · Ann Arbor, MI Metro · September 18, 2026
DOJ Gives Ann Arbor Schools 14 Days to Fix Parental Rights Violations
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- Request a copy of your school district's current policy on student records access and gender identity accommodations in writing.
- Ask your school board in a public meeting whether any policy revisions were made to satisfy federal complaints without changing underlying practice.
- Contact a parental-rights legal organization if you suspect your district is withholding education records about your own child.
- Track whether your state or district has received similar FERPA/PPRA compliance letters from the DOJ.
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