I think this is more about a workplace policy than a state law.

Review your union contract, talk to your leadership, and figure out what you want to do. I assume the union has an attorney. That's who should be...

You're a substitute teacher. Subs are generally not trained for anything, but are people who are willing to stand in and help. The first thing...

You should immediately talk with your child's pediatrician to find out what the consequences would be of the extra dose. I'm going to guess that a...

I don't know all the details of your situation. (How bad was the "attack"? What happened? What was the bullying? How is the school responding? How...

Legal options, to do what? I don't see the need for any legal action. Your employer did not terminate you, suspend you, reprimand you, or take...

Your word choices are interesting -- "snatched" and "grabbed." I wonder if the teacher would describe the scene the same way. A teacher...

Your question is very vague with the words "partner" and "they," etc. I assume that is intentional. In almost every state in the U.S., when...

It would help if you used complete sentences. Who did the dating? Who is "this person"? (Your spouse? Your date? Your spouse's date?) What is...

A school is not a sanctuary that keeps the police away. If the police need to arrest someone, and that person is in a school, then the police can...