Instead of relying on secondhand rumors, why not talk to the school counselor and find out directly if there is an issue? As a side note, a...

I concur with Stephen. Start by talking with the school and report the incident. They are unlikely to kick the boy out of school over the incident....

There is (or was) probably an appeal process you could have employed. You have to follow the process laid out by the school. What you need to...

That isn't a lot to go on. It would help to know the age range at issue. 1. You report the incident to the school. The school most likely has...

You can file a police report. However, the police are almost certainly not going to do anything about it. Generally, children that age are held to...

You have no case for anything. Your son actually did what he is accused of doing, and a two-day suspension is reasonable. As Stephen suggests,...

Generally, DCFS may only place kids with relatives or qualified foster parents. You would have first to become a foster parent (whatever that...

Let's go in reverse. When lawyers say a person has a case but then don't take it (assuming they are the right kind of lawyer), that is code for you...

The principal is mostly correct. It is not the school's nor the principal's job to enforce a restraining order. If the other parent violates it,...

It sounds like the counselor already gave you your option to fix this. It is ultimately up to the school how to credit and apply credits from other...