Can a school force you to withdraw your child from school?
The school may be giving you the opportunity to withdraw your son before he is expelled - similar to when employers give employees the option to...
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The school may be giving you the opportunity to withdraw your son before he is expelled - similar to when employers give employees the option to...
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You'll want to use your school district's complaint process first - check online to see what the procedure is and if there are any specific forms...
It's a terrible practice and it may even be considered to be abusive, according to the laws in your state. No child, special needs or not, should...
I assume this is a public school setting. On the one hand, while the student has a right to a free and appropriate public education, he probably...
What a terrible tragedy - I'm sure it has been a difficult time at your son's school since this happened. It might not hurt to have an attorney...
Click the link I've provided for the complete text of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure:
Check the federal FERPA law regarding educational records. Your daughter's discipline records may be covered by this privacy law. If so, your...
Yes - go back and fix this while you still can (and forget option C - that's a horrible idea). Don't risk your whole future to save some money --...
Not illegal, but definitely not good practice! Check the school policy on grading, test re-takes, etc. to see if you can find something to go on if...