Disappeared goal in the IEP?
This doesn't sound like a question of anything being "legal" or not. It sounds like it might just be an oversight by the person who typed up the...
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This doesn't sound like a question of anything being "legal" or not. It sounds like it might just be an oversight by the person who typed up the...
It sounds like you need to find a "proper environment" for studying, or get some help at home (nanny?) to take care of the kids at times so you can...
You have no recourse. The school sets the rules. If you disagree with them, you can try to get on the agenda at your next school committee meeting,...
First, emancipated or not, going to live with your boss is about the worst idea possible. I strongly recommend against it. I don't know if you mean...
First, call the teacher and ask her to explain what happened. You weren't in the room, so you need to hear both sides of the incident. If the two...
In Pennsylvania, children are required to attend school until age 18. So no, she cannot drop out. However, that does not mean that she has to go to...
Shifting your question to Immigration Law.
As long as the school can meet whatever your state's established guidelines are for cleanliness, social distancing, etc., then yes, you can be...
Your answer and your friend's answer ARE evidence. What other evidence would you expect to see? The teacher looks at those two answers and compares...
You may want to consult with a local attorney. I can't tell, from the way you post your question, exactly how much the school did or did not...