Your son should be evaluated for special education. Chronic disciplinary issues are frequently an indication of an unidentified mental health...

Can I sue a government funding school for negligence?

You may have a case. Speak with a personal injury attorney right away. You will need to file a Notice of Claim within 90 days to preserve your...

If he's a student can I demand him anyway for alimentary pension ?

I am assuming because you posted here, that you are in New York. I believe that alimentary pension is a term used in other places. Most likely,...

Education suit

The NYS Dignity for All Students Act ("DASA") protects all NYS public school students from harassment and discrimination from students or...

How do i get the help needed for my child who has a 504 plan at school and seems to be targeted by principals because of it?

A suspension of more than five days would require a hearing which should also include a manifestation hearing to determine if the problematic...

School Bus Driver closed door with my nephew at door way, what can be done?

Your sister should document the incident in writing to the school and to the bus company. She should document that she has already complained...

My step daughter is out of school and was banned from any of her boyfriends high school games

You did not mention the length of your daughter's suspension. There are specific rules in New York State that dictate what needs to occur when a...

If the Dept of Ed (DOE) is not providing the services specified in your son's IEP then they are denying him a free appropriate public education...

Can I sue my son school district for giving him the run around for 4 years in special education?

Nessa, If you believe that the school district is not providing your son with a free appropriate public education (FAPE) you can file a due process...

Do the rules of the board of regents part29 unprofessional conduct apply to teachers & school baseball coaches

Probably not. The list of professions that Part 29 applies to can be found here: http://www.op.nysed.gov/title8/ You may consider a complaint...