Allen Tinkler is an educational consultant working with students with special needs transitioning from high school to college. He assists them with college selection, the application process and attaining accommodations at college. He has met with both admissions and disability specialists at close to 400 colleges throughout the US. He is an active member of professional college admissions and post-secondary disability organizations. He has a BS degree from SUNY Cortland and a MS.Ed degree from Hofstra University. In his spare time he plays golf, runs, kayaks, bikes and competes in races and triathlons.
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Monday, April 10, 2017
There is no disagreement that students and parents of minor children should have control to disclose or not to disclose psychological or emotional information at the time of application. Does a high school have the right to take this control away from a family and make disclosures without express permission?
