What you describe is serious and goes beyond an ordinary school fight. In California, a student may not be disciplined for using force in...

Yes, this sounds like the kind of situation where it is reasonable to have a lawyer involved, especially if the school is already refusing to...

What you describe is serious. A school counselor generally cannot use force on a student beyond what is reasonably necessary to stop immediate...

Yes, potentially. Repeatedly denying a first-grader access to lunch and breakfast, especially when the school knows his disability-related schedule...

What you describe raises concerns about bullying response, possible discriminatory treatment, and school discipline, especially if the school knew...

Not necessarily. A Tennessee school can usually request additional medical documentation when absences become extensive, and local policies often...

Yes, you can contact the police if you believe your child is being threatened, physically intimidated, assaulted, or unlawfully restrained, but...

Yes, if you were expelled from a public high school for refusing to stand or recite the Pledge, that raises a very serious First Amendment issue....

Yes, you can usually withdraw your child from school, but withdrawing does not automatically stop or erase a suspension or expulsion process. In...

Potentially yes. A public school generally cannot simply stop providing Section 504 accommodations without appropriate notice and process. Under...