can a parent ask a student for pictures that were taken and be able to recive them without getting in trouble?
481269
Why not just be an adult and ask the other set of parents?  Let's try to stop putting children in the middle of our quarrels.  It sounds like there is a bit of a feud going on here, so keep it off of school property.
81213
I doubt it.  The school uses a professional service, so your best bet would be to contact that photography studio.  You COULD get a yearbook and scan your picture.  I'm not sure if that's legal, but it's doable.
148474
ask from your parent !
463000
Go to the school and ask for a copy
1115679
Only if of a sexual nature. a picture of a child in handcuffs outside of a news context would be a violation of a professional photograher's code of ethics. Never show a person being degraded or in an embarassing situation is the rule, an educational message or commercial use of the image with model releases and parental consent would be an exception.
440459
i think that is only being responsible as a parent.  i don't see where there is any problem. if the school has a problem with this i would ask them why and what guidelines if any they have for this situation.first and foremost the wishes of the child and parent should come first.
833369
Every region is different, but I can tell you that the Code of Professional Conduct for teachers in my area clearly states: "The teacher may not divulge information about a pupil received [...] in the course of professional duties."  There are exceptions for situations where disclosure is required by law and/or where it is in the best interest of the student.  This situation falls into neither category.  You should arrange to discuss this with your parents and your teacher.
157069
Ask at the school office.
612606
It may not be public record, but if it is you could probably get access to it by talking to either the principal or superintendent of your school.  It may help if a parent helps you so that they know you're serious.
368297
a subpoena? I don't think so, and in a school setting has no bearing at all. I know when being questioned a parent or attorney must be present.
77896
Great question, plenty of places you can find images. \n\nBe sure to turn on "safe search" if you are working with your child!
1001271
Take pictures of the children doing the activities contained in the daily schedule.  It is more relevant to them and they like to see themselves on the schedule.
158353
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815203
U can ask qus like yonger brother ask to his big brother , a boy ask to his father, a girl ask to her mother and a student ask to his teacher  almost any question u can ask  we r try to answer it ... Have a nice day....
667243
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742559
I do not know if it is legal or not.  What I do know is that my grandchild plays football and I am not allowed to take photos of her playing unless I have permission from all the other parents.  I think this is such a load of nonsense as one day when she is grown up she will want to know why we have no photos of her playing.  I have photos of her parents when they were young doing sport and I have photos of myself.
423522
I can't think of a single reason they shouldn't be allowed. It's a public place, and cameras are freely allowed in public places. Further, there is a reasonable expectation that the school would be able to prevent crimes lke vandalism, etc.