You can raise the issue with the teacher and the principal. As a general matter, there isn't much of a legal remedy even if the action is such an...

That doesn't sound like something the school can deal with. Maybe one of your front headlights is out and they are trying to tell you. There isn't...

No you can't. The child is too young. Regrettably, there really isn't a whole lot the school can do. However, taking it to the school and keeping...

Candidly, this probably isn't something an attorney can help you with. The law doesn't regulate a school's grading policy or issuing of a degree....

I don't see that you have a valid lawsuit for anything. Being a convicted criminal, even as a minor, and being on probation is not a protected...

The short answer is yes, they can do that. You don't mention what sort of school this is or the program, so it is difficult to give any practical...

In the situation you describe, I believe the answer is yes. The public school could still ding you for truancy if you are failing to follow the...

You shouldn't use initials or accroynyms when asking questions like this as we may not know to what they refer (we know what an MBA is, but I can't...

Yes, that is legal. Talking to your parents "whenever" you want is not, actually, a legal right. There are certain instances when a minor must be...

Probably not. Your distrust of the reports doesn't mean the behaviors didn't happen. Also, this is daycare. You don't' have a right to go to this...