I don't think any state allows that, nor would any school district. I can't speak for Illinois specifically, but it simply wouldn't make sense for...

As Fred suggested, this is something you should report to the state's Department of Education and Attorney General. In theory, you might be...

As a general matter, the answer is no. You only get one shot at taxpayer-funded education. If you were on an IEP and weren't provided...

There is nothing left to do with this situation. The incident happened. It appears there wasn't any injury or issue. You informed the school, and...

There is probably more context to this situation, but there is no legal issue as there are no damages. First, start by emailing or discussing...

As Edward stated in his answer, there isn't enough information or context. What I can say is that one thing--the alleged assault and...

At that age, no. That is not a criminal matter. All things being equal, there is only so much the school can do, so your subjective opinion...

No. You won't be able to sue the CDC.

If it is school policy, then it needs to be followed. You don't say where you are getting your understanding of the "graduation" requirements, but...

You need to re-ask your question and provide a better description of what happened. It isn't clear what you were trying to do and what the problem...