If you share with us what TPS means, we might be able to help you.

Trying to tie down a single, clear definition of "in-state" or "resident" is difficult. Each school has the authority to set and follow its own...

No, of course it's not illegal. She apparently has reason to believe that you cheated on the test. You need to read your student handbook and see...

Are you one of the students? Your story is a bit confusing because it's going along with two students, and then suddenly "my granddaughter" enters...

If you have the evidence in writing that a representative from the school told you that you would be "guaranteed" admission, then you may have a...

And your question is "Can they do what they're already doing?" Yes, they can do that -- as evidenced by the fact that they are doing it. The...

You chose the school. If it was a poor school, you should have found that out before signing up. You could research its reputation, the number of...

I think you need to meet with an attorney in person. It's difficult to answer your question without better understanding the scope of the school's...

Then I guess your son won't be going to school. The ball's in your court. (Yes, they can do that -- private school or public.)

Nobody really knows the answer to that question yet. If there aren't already some lawsuits on that topic, I'm sure there will be soon. I can tell...