I'm sorry for your predicament, as you sound like a conscientious student, but there is no legal problem here. As you are a minor (I assume), your...

Your question is far too fact-specific for anyone here to give a satisfactory answer. You seem to be working with an attorney. I suggest you ask...

Massachusetts is an "employee-at-will" state, which means that unless you have a contract that contains specific terms and a start and stop date,...

Your description of the problem -- while it may seem very real to you -- is way too vague and general to be the subject of any class action case....

I don't quite follow your concern. First, answering your question is simple -- "Does a school district have to follow the policy?" Yes, of course...

I'm sure it's "legal," although it doesn't sound like the best idea. You should talk with whichever teacher is doing it and the principal. If you...

There are no laws anywhere that I'm aware of -- other than being subject to a restraining order -- that dictate who may or may not speak to anyone...

This is a repeat post. I answered this question about two weeks ago. My answer is still the same as it was then. Ignore her. There are grumpy,...

I'm sorry for the predicament you found yourself in, but you have no claim against the school. You are a grown-up and need to work it out with your...

Call your high school and ask. If you have the credits to be able to graduate in a year, they may be willing to take you back in, even at 19. If...