Assuming there is an accommodation in place, professors have pretty wide discretion in facilitating that accommodation. The law does not mandate...

NCAA rules for High School Athletes?

You could do that. However, schools and athlete representation agencies already offer tons of information for free to prospective professional...

The reason schools have attorneys on staff is to handle this very thing. Once you filed the complaint, that created an adversarial proceeding...

Umm. No. There is nothing to sue over the root cause of the issue, the pandemic, is not in anyone's control.

As soon as you mention FERPA, we don't have to read any further. You cannot sue for a violation of FERPA. All you can do is report it to your state...

Candidly, you are probably not going to sue anyone for that. You can report it to the principal and the superintendent, but as unprofessional as...

There is nothing to do. If the current collection agency says they don't have it, they don't have it (or maybe they haven't put the debt into their...

There is no "law of grading." Your question raises no legal issues. Grading is up to the teacher and that teacher is overseen by the school and...

No. At most, there is a possible violation of FERPA, but such a violation does not permit a lawsuit. All you can do is report it to the principal...

Your question and your description are not plainly related. Your daughter's psychological issues don't, obviously, raise a contract dispute with...