Can my son’s school use a essential oils via a diffuser, isn’t that medication administration?
I assume the teacher just uses the diffuser because she likes it, enjoys the aroma, something like that. It sounds like a very new age-y, relaxing...
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I assume the teacher just uses the diffuser because she likes it, enjoys the aroma, something like that. It sounds like a very new age-y, relaxing...
The way you've described the issue, no, they cannot do that. But I'm guessing if I had a school administrator here, he/she would probably describe...
You can sue the school for misrepresentation if you can prove that they knowingly made false statements about their status. It is possible that...
No. When you go to one school to enroll, they will ask for the records from the other school. When the other school gives you the records, they...
"Do" about it?? Well, you can pay the bill. And in the future, you better not use a rental car for delivering pizzas. I'm sure your insurance,...
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It's classified as "teen-age behavior." It's perfectly normal and legal, and there is nothing to do about, except don't put your head down in...
Never mind the attorney. Call the teacher. Have you asked her why she held your daughter's snack? Does she know how that affected your daughter?...
I can't really follow from your question who has the long sleeves, who had things written on the arm (or not), and who is or might be making...
Informing you would be meaningless, wouldn't it? You seem to know (or else how could you be telling us?). No, there is no requirement to notify...
Your teacher is not going to get arrested for what he said, so in that sense it is not "illegal." But it's not very professional for a teacher to...