The short answer is yes. You sending your kid to school is your consent. There is some missing context for what is going on. Are they having him...

Start by telling your parents. Write down the date, approximate time, location, etc., and then describe the situation. What was happening just...

Yes. Although you are 18, the rules and regulations of the school don't change. Since you are an adult, you probably can withdraw from school (but...

I think one issue is that he is still age 16. Compulsory education extends from age 7-16. If he were age 17, then he is outside the compulsory...

That is unfortunate. What you do is take him to the doctor/urgent care. The good news, as such, is that if the only symptom is vomiting, then the...

Yes. Private religious organizations can have moral standards provisions for employment (or education, etc.) that extend outside the work...

I wouldn't say you have a "right" to it. Granted, I get that it totally sucks to walk into a temporary role with no support or plan. What reason...

There is nothing you can do. They don't need to call you or obtain your permission to search or discipline your child.

Concepts like probably cause, etc. don't apply. Generally, if the suspension is less than 3 days, that is entirely up to the principal. Your school...

It isn't clear from your post what type of school you are attending, your age, or grade level. However, this sounds like post-secondary (college)....