If a student is EIGHTEEN and in HS, can a school give him/her medical care that is not allowed on minors without parental consen
In most cases, the high-school will not make an exception to their usual policy just because a student is 18.
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In most cases, the high-school will not make an exception to their usual policy just because a student is 18.
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