You may have two separate issues, but neither guarantees a lawsuit. First, combining your SAPP appeal materials with another student’s information...

As your child’s legal guardian, you generally do have the right to ask for the evidence used to discipline him, and the school’s “other children...

What you should do now is focus on two tracks at the same time: credits/promotion and support services. In Pennsylvania, promotion and graduation...

Potentially yes. A district transportation policy that places full responsibility on an 11-year-old special-needs student to recognize the correct...

Yes. If your son’s IEP required inclusion services and the district simply did not provide them for a large part of the year, that can support a...

Not necessarily. A school can impose safety-based restrictions, but if the original safety plan expired three years ago and no new plan was put in...

Yes, potentially. A daycare has a basic duty to supervise children in its care, and Missouri child-care rules are explicit that caregivers shall...

Yes. If your mother is not letting you attend school, not actually homeschooling you, and not giving you books or required instruction, that is a...

Yes, potentially. A public-school district’s inconsistent handling of student harassment or discrimination complaints can raise issues under...

For a New York public high school, I am not aware of a clear state law that allows the school to withhold a diploma over a $300 laptop fine, and...