For a special education student, is it permitted for a teacher to discuss test scores with the class?
Don't think this would be a violation of an IEP.
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Don't think this would be a violation of an IEP.
I would ask to speak to your advisors supervisor and/or write a letter to them detailing the situation . Do you have any proof you filed to drop...
I would politely ask him to stop. If he does not, I would tell him you are going to make a criminal complaint.
While this incident may have been upsetting and offensive, I don't think you would be able to prove any damages.
Doesn't sound like he committed any criminal acts so I don't think he has anything to worry about. That being said, he should probably stay away...
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Make a complaint to CPS. If that doesn't work consider hiring an attorney.
Contact a local attorney and see if he can represent you without you personally appearing.
Sounds a bit strict. I would call the court and ask.
Schools have broad jurisdiction to act however they see fit. I would review the school rules and see if this is specifically covered. (which I...
If you tell the state attorney that you fabricated the statement then you run the risk of being charged with filing a false statement. There is no...