Even students with disabilities don't get a pass on attendance. Even though he is 18, the school rules apply. I don't have a comment, as I...

You can consult with an education litigation attorney or civil rights attorney. They can get a better picture of what happened than we can here. It...

You didn't ask a question. Nothing in your description raises a legal issue. ..............................................................

We will get to the legal question in a moment, but consider that any lawsuit is going to cost you well over $20,000, and you won't get that money...

No. No law anywhere permits a generic request for "all documents." As Edward points out. FOIA doesn't apply. Any document request has to be more...

You don't say when you attended? In any event, you won't be able to sue for any of those additional items as they are beyond the nature of the...

You would look up your state's requirements for getting a GED. An individual must be eligible to get a GED. Bear in mind that a GED is...

Just because your son turns 18, the school rules don't change. So long as he is enrolled in that high school, the same rules apply as if he was 17.

No. You can't sue for that, as you are not harmed in any legally cognizable way. The diploma document is ceremonial. The legally important document...

It really isn't the best way to go through life with the mindset that your compliance with the law is based on a subjective determination of your...