I specifically ask them at the beginning of the term if it would be okay to "post" their grades (to the team folder) using an Excel spreadsheet with a 4 digit identifier (which they make up) - no names, no identifying information, and I usually scramble the Excel rows so that they can't easily guess.  I do this, not to get around FERPA, but to provide public performance information.  Given that no names or personal identifying information is divulged, and that I have student consent for this format, I feel comfortable (as do my students - no one has ever complained or failed to give their approval).  I keep two Excel sheets per class - one has names on it (for me) and the other has the names deleted...a partial example is provided below...this is the sheet I provide to students after graded exercises
 
Matt
 
Name 4 Indiv. Group
  Numbers Test Test
1220 47 56
  5468 50 56
7476 44 56
  1919 43 56
8386 40 56
  1983 54 56
3409 50 56
  8919 47 56
9957 51 56
2727 47 56
  6007 48 56
  3851 49 56
     O501 53 54
      O376 47 54
     O527 42 54
  1570 44 54
  5445 42 54
  8390 40 54
  2558 45 55
  3979 50 55
4054 38 55
  1229 49 55
  5691 50 55
  3876 48 55

From: Team Learning Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Maureen Jonason
Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2006 2:14 PM
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Subject: Re: posting team grades

I did that last semester, and no one said a thing.
Maureen

From: Team Learning Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Rosemary Thackeray
Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2006 12:31 PM
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Subject: posting team grades

Has anyone responded to a student comment regarding the posting of team RA scores on the chalkboard is a violation of FERPA laws?

Thanks,

Rosemary Thackeray

Brigham Young University