What right does FERPA provide to parents regarding their child(ren)'s education records?

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) grants parents the right to inspect and review their child’s education records. This means that parents have the ability to request access to these records maintained by educational institutions, allowing them to understand and engage with their child’s educational progress and information. This right is fundamental to ensuring parental involvement in a child's education, promoting transparency, and safeguarding students' rights.

The other choices do not align with FERPA’s provisions. For instance, parents cannot sell or modify the records, as this would undermine the integrity of the educational documents. Also, the right to delete records is not provided by FERPA; rather, it prioritizes access and review rights rather than the alteration or elimination of records.