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Families' rights, confidentiality and Parent 101 resources from CLEAR CREEK ISD
Summary
The district guide reminds families that every child has a right to a free public education, that interpreter and translation requests are allowed, that program-counting data are confidential and removed after three years, and that Parent 101 materials and a survey are available online.
A CLEAR CREEK ISD staff member closed the guide with a clear summary of families' rights and practical next steps. The presenter stated, "As a family, it is vital to know that in The United States, every single child has the right to a free public education no matter where they were born," and added that families can "absolutely ask for an interpreter or for translated materials."
The guide also explained that personal information used to count students for the program is kept strictly confidential for school planning and "it is permanently removed after 3 years." Families were encouraged to engage with Parent 101 and to use the district survey at ccisd.net/federalprograms to help shape local federal program work.
