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North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 115C > Article 29 - Protective Provisions and Maintenance of Student Records
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Chapter 115C
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§ 115C-400
School personnel to report child abuse
§ 115C-401
School counseling inadmissible evidence
§ 115C-401.1
Prohibition on the disclosure of information about students
§ 115C-402
Student records; maintenance; contents; confidentiality
§ 115C-403
Flagging and verification of student records; notification of law enforcement agencies
§ 115C-404
Use of juvenile court information
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