At most, this sounds like a technical issue. It is certainly NOT a legal issue.

You do realize that what you believe is irrelevant, right? You have two options: (1) get vaccinated, or (2) submit to testing. Religious...

I can't help it, but you do realize we are talking about basketball, right? Height is kind of an important physical trait for that sport. There is...

That is the letter of the law. FERPA has nothing to do with this. You have no legal relationship with your "step" kids. The school needs...

Yes and No. Since you are still enrolled in school, you have to follow ALL school rules. I suspect that leaving whenever you want is against the...

There is probably nothing you can do about it. When you asked your guidance counselor or the registrar why they wouldn't accept the credit, what...

If the two teachers work at the same school, that is permissible. FERPA regulates the disclosure of information "contained in the educational...

I agree with Edward, this situation isn't a school problem, it is a parenting problem (to be blunt). Even if the school somehow forced your kids on...

Remember all that paperwork you signed either online or prior to the visit, that contains consents. In addition to that, the doctor probably would...

There is clearly a rule, even if it isn't easily found. Yes, they can charge students (student parents) for creating the situation that resulted in...