Bellevue School District No. 405 v. C. S. A., a Minor, By and Through His Guardians B. W. A. and P. E. S.
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Do multiple appellate decisions interpreting FERPA conflict with both Gonzaga and the congressional intent underlying FERPA?; Do appellate decisions like this one make state PRAs a substantial obstacle to achieving the congressional intent underlying FERPA?; Does it violate the Supremacy Clause of the UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION, ARTICLE VI, CLAUSE 2, to impose state fines, fees, and penalties on a school district for complying with federal law?
are: 1. Do multiple appellate decisions interpreting FERPA conflict with both Gonzaga and the congressional intent underlying FERPA? 2. Do appellate decisions like this one make state PRAs a substantial obstacle to achieving the congressional intent underlying FERPA? 3. Does it violate the Supremacy Clause of the UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION , ARTICLE VI, CLAUSE 2, to impose state fines, fees, and penalties on a school district for complying with federal law?