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Leyes de grabación escolar de Hawai: privacidad del estudiante, FERPA y reglas del aula (2026)

Por Equipo Editorial de Recording LawRevisado 4 de noviembre de 20268 min de lectura
Leyes de grabación escolar de Hawai: privacidad del estudiante, FERPA y reglas del aula (2026)

Actualizaciones

Clarified that the locker-room camera bar applies where a locker room qualifies as a private place.

Made the locker-room felony statements consistent with the private-place definition, noted that schools may limit IEP-meeting recording, and corrected the TAKE IT DOWN Act timeline.

We corrected this page to explain that FERPA does not govern recordings students or parents make themselves, that federal guidance lets schools limit IEP-meeting recording (with an exception when a parent needs it to understand the IEP), and that a camera placed to watch people undressing in a school bathroom or locker room is a class C felony under HRS 711-1110.9.

Removed a case citation, State v. Okubo, that was used to vouch for students' and parents' right to record; the case is a 1980s criminal evidence-suppression appeal about government monitoring, not a citizen-recording-rights ruling, so the one-party rule is now grounded directly in the statute's text. Also corrected the page's description of Hawaii's private-places law to reflect its actual consent standard rather than an all-party-consent framing.

Fuentes y referencias

  1. Hawaii Revised Statutes 803-42 - Interceptación de comunicaciones por cable, orales o electrónicas(capitol.hawaii.gov).gov
  2. Hawaii Revised Statutes 711-1111 - Violación de la privacidad en segundo grado(capitol.hawaii.gov).gov
  3. Hawaii Revised Statutes 711-1110.9 - Violación de la privacidad en primer grado(capitol.hawaii.gov).gov
  4. Departamento de Educación de Hawai(hawaiipublicschools.org)
  5. Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)(law.cornell.edu)
  6. Departamento de Educación de Estados Unidos(ed.gov).gov
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