The issue you raise isn't a question or issue of law. The law doesn't micromanage the classroom nor regulate grading. You could request a 504...

If this situation were actionable, there would already be a case. The thing, there isn't anyone to sue. You cannot sue the school because the issue...

No. The answer is no not because what happened isn't a mistake, but (as Edward states) nothing bad resulted. Aside from the incident itself,...

There are no legal options or remedies because what the school is doing is legal. However, there may be other ways to try to address the issue. You...

This website is now here to address homework assignments. There isn't really a major dividing line between 12 and 13. I can only think of 3...

Yes, they are allowed to do that. You will need to follow the Univ. policy on contesting the issue.

No, you cannot sue over that. There is no apparent injury (at least, none you shared). If you did not incur medical expenses to treat the extra...

No. You can't sue for that. Your child's absence is not confidential information, and the teacher's legal opinion about truancy is just an opinion....

No. If the board had the discretion to impose the "work from home" mandate, they equally have the discretion and authority to revoke it. No court...

Your description makes this situation sound like a misunderstanding. What did they say when you called the school after you heard this from the...