Which type of information does not fall under FERPA protection?

The type of information that does not fall under FERPA protection is information maintained by law enforcement for law enforcement purposes. FERPA, which stands for the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, is designed to protect the privacy of student education records maintained by educational institutions. It specifically protects information that is part of the educational record, such as grades, transcripts, and other academic information.

Information maintained by law enforcement is typically not considered part of a student's educational records. Those records are distinct from the educational records governed by FERPA because they are collected for law enforcement purposes and may involve different privacy considerations. This information is governed by other laws and regulations relevant to law enforcement practices, rather than by FERPA.

The other options pertain to information types that fall within the scope of FERPA protections. For instance, information gathered through student surveys, private tutoring sessions, and records maintained by healthcare providers related to education can all intersect with the educational context and therefore are protected under FERPA.