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22offendersrequiredtoregisterunderAct989.The plan will include the following: offender%u2019s name and risk level, scope of notification, date of notification,how the notification took place, names of those whoprepared the plan and datetheplan wasmade.Eachoffenderisassigned arisklevelassessmentforhis/herpotentialtore- offend. This assessment is determined using a procedure by which an offender%u2019s history and characteristics are reviewed in order to assign the offender to one of three levels of risk of re- offense, which help determine the plan of action for the offender%u2019s community notification.LEVEL 1 LOWRISK- Individualswithnopriorhistoryof sexuallyactingout,strongantisocial tendencies, sexual compulsions or psychological factors impairing judgment.LEVEL 2 MODERATE RISK- Individuals with limited or circumscribed prior history of sexually actingout,whopossesssomeantisocialpersonalitycharacteristics,predatorytendencies,or deviant sexual interest or behavioral patterns. Individuals may have mild or well-controlled mental disorders and/or developmental disabilities.LEVEL 3 HIGH RISK- Individuals with histories of repeat sexual offending and/or strong antisocial,violentorpredatorypersonalitycharacteristics.Sexualcompulsionsarelikelytobe present but may be kept under control when relapse prevention plans are followed, and treatment is continued. The offense patterns of these individuals reflect a relatively high probability ofre-offenseand/or ariskofsubstantial injury to victimsshould re-offense occur.LEVEL 4 SEXUALLY VIOLENT PREDATOR- Individuals with impaired judgment or control who have sexual or violent compulsions that they lack the ability to control. This may be due to pedophilia or other disorders of sexual attraction, mental illness, or personality disorder that distorts thinking, interferes with behavioral control and predisposes the person to acts of predatory sexual violence.FederalEducationRightsPrivacyAct(FERPA)The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974 is a federal law designed to protect the privacy of educational records, to establish the right of students to inspect and review their educational records, andto provide guidelines for the correction of inaccurate or misleading data through informal and formal hearings. Student education records are considered confidentialandmaynotbereleasedtoanyoneotherthanthestudentwithoutthe written consent of the student; this includes the student%u2019s parents and spouse. Exceptions to this policy include information that is considered directory information and disclosure to the following: UAPTC personnel with a legitimate educational interest; Federal, state, andlocal officials as specified by law; Research and accreditation representatives.