Can my school question my religion?
I would agree with Mr. Popovich that as a monor (if you are under age 18), then it is up to your parents to argue for the exemption. Be prepared...
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I would agree with Mr. Popovich that as a monor (if you are under age 18), then it is up to your parents to argue for the exemption. Be prepared...
Short answer is: "Yes." The entity from whom you borrow is not the school. Nevertheless, if there was provable lies, then you may have...
If you believe that your daughter's rights have been violated, then you should file a complaint with the US DOE's Office for Civil Rights (OCR) at...
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If you enroll in a public school, they should do what is necessary so that you can be educated appropriately. Mr. Popovich is correct that the...
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I would agree with Mr. Popovich as to suing the school except if your child had an IEP under the Individuals with Disabilities Education...
In general, I agree with Mr. Popovich. However, you did not state whether you have an IEP or a 504 Service Plan. If you do have one or both, then...
Report the accident to your insurance company and let them take care of it.
You need to speak with a criminal attorney. Without some proof of your statement, the Court has little other than the fact that you left the...
The most I see is to file a complaint with the Pennsylvania Department of Education or the U.S. Office for Civil Rights (which is responsible for...
Presuming the matter is now resolved and your daughter - understandably upset - was not physically injured, the only possible claim would be...