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5. The school must record only the information specified in the Maryland Student Records System Manual of Instructions and handle the types of information in the following manner: a. Students’ permanent record files shall contain only personal, family, attendance, and subject performance information. b. A student file, to be destroyed by the time the student is age 21, shall be maintained which includes standardized test, school enrollment, non-subject performance and physical health information. c. Confidential information, such as psychological and physical evaluations, must be kept in locked files accessible only to the principal and those designated by him/her. 6. Students and their parents have the right to an interpretation of the data contained in the students’ files by professionally trained personnel. a. Intelligence quotient data and psychological reports shall be excepted. These may be withheld from the students (though not their parents if the students are minors or unemancipated) at the discretion of the school authority in collaboration with the parent or guardian. b. The records and files may not be disclosed to any person or agency outside the school except in case of a court order or with the parents’/guardians’ written permission. If the student has attained 18 years of age or is attending an institution of post-secondary education, the student’s written permission rather than the parents’/guardians’ written permission is required. Maryland State Board of Education Bylaw 13A.08.02 shall control the release and disposition of records. 7. Eligible students have the right to apply for special programs for disabled students. (Maryland State Board of Education Bylaw 13A.05.01) 5. Students must recognize that specific information must be kept in school records. 6. Students have the responsibility to obtain permission for the release of information contained in their files to outside agencies. 7. Non-applicable FindOutFirst e-mail – sign up at www.fcps.org 53
The Calendar Handbook for 2011-2012t www .fcps .org 54 Main adMiniSTraTiVe oFFiCe 191 South EaSt StrEEt • FrEdErick, Maryland 21701 301-644-5000 COMMuNICATION SeRvICeS Marita loose, aPr, executive director 301-696-6900 Fax 301-696-6958 FCPS Web Site charles helfenstein, Webmaster 301-696-6898 Fax 301-696-9658 FindoutFirst e-Mail/Text Messaging dian nelson, communication coordinator 301-696-6911 Fax 301-696-6958 Media arts José rosapepe, Media arts Specialist 301-644-5018 Fax 301-644-5114 Printing Coordination Brent Smith, document Production Specialist 301-644-5197 Fax 301-644-5114 Television tim dean, Manager 301-644-5016 Fax 301-644-5114 FACIlITIeS SeRvICeS ray Barnes, executive director 301-644-5025 Fax 301-644-5027 Construction Management Joseph dattoli, director 301-644-5176 Fax 301-644-5027 Facility Planning Elizabeth Pasierb, Planner 301-644-5024 Fax 301-644-5027 Maintenance and operations robert Wilkinson, director 301-644-5169 Fax 301-644-5175 FISCAl SeRvICeS leslie Pellegrino, executive director (acting) 301-644-5009 Fax 301-644-5010 accounts Payable christie Williams, Manager 301-644-5049 Fax 301-644-5054 Budget carl Parks, Budget analyst diane Penn, Budget officer 301-644-5007 301-644-5011 FCPS Central offiCe direCtorY Fax 301-644-5010 Fax 301-644-5010 Food Service Judith Gordon, Food Service Manager 301-644-5061 Fax 301-644-5071 Payroll ann hedges, Payroll officer 301-644-5044 Fax 301-644-5033 Purchasing Stephen Starmer, Purchasing Manager 301-644-5210 Fax 301-644-5213 Transportation Veronica d. lowe, director 301-644-5366 Fax 301-644-5382 Warehouse/Property accountability roy Mchaffa, Warehouse Manager 301-644-5393 Fax 301-644-5397 e-Mail addreSSeS To contact FCPS staff via e-mail: firstname.lastname@fcps.org (john.public@fcps.org) Or for employees with the same first and last names: firstname.middleinitial.lastname@fcps.org (john.q.public@fcps.org) SChOOl IMPROveMeNT, INSTRuCTION ANd AdMINISTRATION SeCONdARy: ann Bonitatibus, associate Superintendent 301-696-6805 Fax 301-696-6801 Instructional Directors larkin hohnke, high Schools tracey lucas, Middle Schools Teacher Specialists 301-696-6810 Fax 301-696-6801 linda Brainerd, Michele thornton arts: Visual and Performing, 6–12 301-696-6845 Fax 301-696-6801 russell J. Beaton, curriculum Specialist athletics and extracurricular activities 301-644-5264 Fax 301-644-5241 Perry Baker, Supervisor 301-696-6845 Fax 301-696-6801 Career and Technology Education Victoria clark, curriculum Specialist Elizabeth duffy, curriculum Specialist kristine Pearl, curriculum Specialist 301-644-5200 301-644-5188 301-644-5188 Fax 301-644-5119 Fax 301-644-5119 Fax 301-644-5119 english language learning (ell) larry Steinly, Supervisor language arts/english, 6–12 301-696-6831 Fax 301-696-6801 Sue ann nogle, curriculum Specialist Mathematics, 6–12 301-644-5265 Fax 301-644-5241 Peter cincotta, curriculum Specialist Physical education and health, 6–12 301-644-5267 Fax 301-644-4139 Brett Stark, curriculum Specialist 301-644-5257 Fax 301-644-5241 Professional development amy harsanyi, liz Stiffler, Phyllis younkins, teacher Specialists research, development and accountability 301-644-5125 Fax 301-644-5139 Stephen hess, director data analysis and research 301-696-6876 Fax 301-696-6956 resha kreischer-anderson, Specialist Grants 301-696-6919 Fax 301-696-6956 doreen Bass, coordinator Testing and accountability 301-696-6855 Fax 301-696-6956 deborah Gilmartin, coordinator Science, 6–12 301-696-6919 Fax 301-696-6956 Stacey adamiak, curriculum Specialist Social Studies, 6–12 301-644-5267 Fax 301-644-4139 Michael Bunitsky, curriculum Specialist World languages, 6–12 301-644-5265 Fax 301-644-5241 deWayne cash, curriculum Specialist SChOOl SeCuRITy 301-644-5137 Fax 301-644-5241 clifton cornwell iii, coordinator 301-696-6808 Fax 301-696-6962
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