Federal law holds schools accountable for the truthfulness of information upon which students and families might rely, for example to make decisions regarding attendance. R...

Federal law holds schools accountable for the truthfulness of information upon which students and families might rely, for example to make decisions regarding attendance. Regulations define misrepresentation in specific areas of institutional function.

Related terms: Consumer Information

Federal law holds schools accountable for the truthfulness of information upon which students and families might rely, for example to make decisions regarding attendance. Regulations define misrepresentation in specific areas of institutional function.

Related terms: Consumer Information

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