WSD   MEDIA   GUIDELINES   &  RELEASE   FORM  for   Videotaping   or   Photographing   Students    

Videotaping,    ilming,   or   photographing   students   while   participating   in   school   activities   may   constitute   a  disruption   in   the   planned   instructional   process   if   it   is   done   without   adequate   preparation   and   justi ication,  and   may   violate   the   Family   Educational   and   Privacy   Act   (FERPA)   which   protects   the   privacy   of   parents   and  students. 

  Videotaping,   filming,   or   photographing   students   is   expressly   prohibited   except   as  described   below:    1.  Release   of   Student   *Directory   information  –   P   hotos .  Photos   of   students   may   be   used   as  long   as   they   are   not   identi iable.  H   owever,  i  f   the   student   is   identi iable   or   their   name   is   used,   you  MUST   get   parent   permission.  2.  Release   of   Student   *Directory   information  –   V   ideos .  Videotaping   of   students   may   be  used   as   long   as   they   are   not   identi iable   AND   their   voice   is   not   heard.  H   owever,  i  f   the   student   is  identi iable   or   if   the   student’s   voice   is   heard   on   the   video,   then   you   MUST   get   parent   permission.  3.  Events  such  as  awards  assemblies,  plays,  concerts,  athletic  contests  or  similar  events  which  have  newsworthy  aspects,  are  open  to  the  public  and  therefore  the  media,  are  not  intended   to   be   part   of   these   guidelines.  4.  In  the  event  of  ire,  accident  or  unusual  circumstance,  the  principal  will determine if the  public   and/or   media   may   be   permitted   access   to   the   school.  5.  These guidelines are not applicable to videotaping,  ilming and photography which will only  be  used  by  school  of icials  with  a legitimate educational interest or where the work meets other  exceptions   to   FERPA’s   disclosure   rules.    *Directory   information   can   be   made   public   without   the   consent   of   parents/guardians   or   the   student,   according   to   the  Federal   Family   Educational   Rights   and   Privacy   Act   (FERPA).   Directory   information   is   de ined   as   the   student's   name,  photograph,   address,   telephone   number,   date   and   place   of   birth,   dates   of   attendance,   participation   in   of icially   recognized  activities   and   sports,   weight   and   height   of   members   of   athletic   teams,   diplomas   and   awards   received   and   the   most   recent  previous   school   attended.   Wenatchee   School   District   will   release   directory   information   upon   request   to   Law   Enforcement  and   Child   Protective   Services   without   the   consent   of   parents   when   the   law   requires   it.  

 

These   rules   apply   to   all   shared   photos   and   videos,   including   school   and  district   websites   and   social   media.     However,   videotaping,    ilming,   or   photography   of   any   student  w   ithout   the   explicit   knowledge  and   permission   of   the   student  i  s   expressly   prohibited,   except   where   it   is   done   as   a  direct  consequence   of   security   procedures   implemented   with   the   express   knowledge   and   approval   of  the   superintendent.    

Public   and   Private   Producers/Media  Permission   for   videotape/ ilm   producers   and/or   directors   from   outside   the   school   district   must   be   secured  from   the   Superintendent   of   Schools   or   his/her   designee,   the   affected   building   principal   and   the   teacher(s)  involved.   The   requestor   must   provide   suf icient   reason   to   justify   an   intrusion   into   the   school's   learning  activities.   Before   any   such   permission   may   be   granted,   the   prospective   producer/director   must   provide   the  School   District   with   an   outline   of   the   intended   production   and   distribution,   the   production's   goals   and   a  description   of   the   treatment,   if   appropriate,   planned   to   achieve   those   goals.   This   outline   must   be   submitted   to  and   approved   by   the   Superintendent's   Of ice   in   advance   of   the   start   of   any   in‐school   videotaping   or    ilming.   

The   Superintendent   or   designee   will   inform   the   requestor   which,   if   any,   students   are   not   to   be   videotaped,  ilmed   or   photographed   due   to   the   parent’s   failure   to   provide   the   Permission   Form   or   decision   to   deny  permission.   Any   approval   of   a  project   is   conditioned   upon   the   requestor’s   commitment   to    ilm,   photograph  or   videotape   only   those   students   whose   parents   have   provided   permission   for   such.     When   such   permission   is   granted,   a  designated   liaison   will   be   established   by   the   Superintendent   or   designee,  and   this   liaison   will   establish   necessary   contacts   and   participate   in   the   project   as   the   Wenatchee   School  District's   representative.   In   most   cases   the   designated   liaison   would   be   the   building   principal.     As   part   of   the   project's   permanent   documentation,   the    ilm/audio/videotape   producer   will   provide  the   Wenatchee   School   District   with   one   (1)   print   or   electronic   copy   of   the    inished   production.    

School   Personnel   and   Parents  Staff   members   who   plan   activities   which   may   include   their   videotaping/ ilming/photographing   of   students,  will   obtain,   in   advance,   approval   from   the   building   administrator.   A  video,    ilm   or   photograph   of   students  prepared   by   staff   or   students   which   includes   students   whose   parents   have   not   provided   permission   may   not  be   shown   outside   of   school   and   may   only   be   shown   to   school   of icials   with   a  legitimate   educational   interest   or  others   for   whom   consent   is   not   required   by   FERPA.   Alternatively,   if   parents’   permission   is   obtained,   the  videotape,    ilm   or   photograph   can   be   used   to   the   extent   of   permission   which   all   parents   provided.    

Video   Conferencing   with   Participants   Outside   of   the   School   District  Reference   guideline   number   one   (1).   Generally   parent   permission   is   recommended   due   to   the   need   of   student  management   during   live   video   conferencing.    

Violations    In   the   event   there   is   an   allegation   that   a  student   has   violated   this   policy,   the   Student   Conduct   and   Disciplinary  Policy   shall   apply,   including   all   rights   to   due   process.     Any   violation   by   a  staff   member   may   be   subject   to   immediate   and   serious   discipline   up   to   and   including  dismissal,   as   consistent   with   the   offense.    

Legal   References:  20   U.S.C.   1232g;   34   C.F.R.   part   99,   Family   Education   Rights   and   Privacy   Act   of   1974   as   amended.  Audio   taping   reference:   RCW   9.73.030.    Revised   September   2017    by   the   Executive   Director   of   Student   and   Support   Services  &    the   Director   of   Technology       

 

  Wenatchee   School   District 

Media   Release   Form     D   ate :  _____________________________________       I   hereby   give   permission   for   Wenatchee   School   District   staff   to   take   photos   and/or   videos  of     ________________________________________________________________________________________________________  Student’s   Name   ‐  Please   Print.       to   use   the   pictures/videos   in   school   related   media,   including   web   sites   and   social   media  and/or   for   promotion   of   and   sharing   information   for        _________________________________________________________________________________________________________       Name   of   School   –  Please   print      I   understand   that   these   pictures   will   be   accessible   to   anyone   with   Internet   access   and   may  be   used   in   instructional   settings.    In   addition,   these   pictures/videos   may  n   ot   be   used   for  pro it.        ________________________________________________________________________________________________________    Parent's   signature   if   minor   child,   student’s   signature   if   age   18   or   older.     Address:   ______________________________________________________________________________________________     City:   ________________________________     S  tate:   _________________________   Z   ip:___________________        Photographer/Teacher:____________________________________________________________________ 

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