Your current state is Ohio
My daughter has been suspended twice due to "video footage" that was shown to the school. I have requested the videos and have been ignored.
Or not?
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answered on Apr 15, 2024
Based on the information you provided, here are a few key points to consider:
1. Filing requirement: Generally, if your total income for the year is less than the standard deduction ($12,950 for single filers in 2022), you may not be required to file a federal income tax return. However,... View More 
1st grader is being promoted even though he is academically a 4yr old due to trauma and abuse recovery. There was also a request to hold back in kindergarten and it was refused. He is an abuse survivor and is in therapy but has outbursts at school. If mental health matters we need to make it... View More
I was accepted and started with Goddard in January and on April 9th they announced their closing. It seems that if your college is on the verge of collapse you should not be admitting new students. As of now they have not provided a teach out program for the MFA program which I believe is illegal.... View More
NOW AT MY LAST SEMESTER FOR DIPLOMA IN LAW. I LOVE TO STUDY ABOUT LAW RELATED WITH PSYCHOLOGY.
I'm supposed to complete my degree this year but they keep adding time to my studies because they did not assess my practicals for the past 2 years. I feel they lied because they kept on saying they will send an assessor which never happened. Now I can't register my final year courses... View More
Our clinical group was moved from one clinical site to another due to various circumstances, but we all have placement and we will be exceeding the BRN requirements for clinical hours in this speciality. The department faculty has decided to assign 20+hrs of additional requirements to our clinical... View More
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answered on Apr 12, 2024
In California, schools and educational institutions generally have broad discretion to modify curriculum and course requirements, especially when reacting to unforeseen circumstances or ensuring that educational standards are met. This flexibility often extends to changes in clinical placements and... View More
Im 15 and I've been looking into emancipation for over 3 years now. I've talked to my school about still being able to go. I have a place where they would allow me to stay as long as i have a job and other basic rules. They also said that they would help me go through with this process.... View More
School basically stated they can no longer help our daughter as she is autistic, they requested we move her 5 weeks before school ends. I spoke with dad and let him I spoke with the doe in arizona they said to file a mediation, which I did. But it still wouldn't keep our daughter at her... View More
A student at my son's school goes to the nurse to receive his prescribed med (clonidine) everyday. This student will hide the med under his tongue, in his cheek or slip it into his pocket when the nurse isn't looking or paying attention and brings it to my son to take. My son has been... View More
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answered on Apr 11, 2024
In this situation, you may have grounds to pursue legal action against the school district or school nurse for negligence. Here are a few key points to consider:
1. Duty of care: Schools and their staff have a legal obligation to ensure the safety and well-being of students under their... View More
My child was pushed down the stairs by another student and told to get up by the teacher.
He was not sent to the nurses offices and I wasn't informed of this incident. While at home my child took a long nap and that's when I found out that he had hit his head and had a headache.... View More
If a child gets suspended on Monday and their suspension is 5 days but
there's no school on friday. Will the child return to school on Monday or on Tuesday?
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answered on Apr 10, 2024
In California, if a student is suspended for a specified number of school days, the suspension applies only to days when school is in session. If there is no school on a particular day during the suspension period, such as a holiday or a staff development day, that day does not count towards the... View More
The IEP/ behavioral plan is not being followed. Paper work is not being sent that I have requested, Kids are being targeted and followed on the school bus by admin. Kids are in special education for emotional disdurbance
They advertise an 18 month program and outline the courses the program requires which includes a thesis experiment. Only one person has ever finished their thesis before graduation, which does not line up with the course requirements they advertise and are forcing students to take additional thesis... View More
My law school rewards students who make honors their first semester by providing a $4,000 stipend for working at a free internship over the summer. It comes with the cost of signing a contract written by the law school which promises to not transfer to another law school. I signed it because the... View More
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answered on Apr 10, 2024
Based on the information provided, there are several legal issues to consider regarding the enforceability of the contract between you and your law school in California.
1. Unconscionability: If the contract is found to be unconscionable (i.e., unfair or one-sided), it may not be... View More
and around the school there is also bad signal, but when you get like 100 feet away from the school in any direction, you get 4 bars of LTE and 5g.
I need assistance in my Educational Law class. Do you know of any court cases that deal with grading as far as grades being fabricated and not reflecting the true ability of student whether that is passing or failing. We are working on a legal entanglement case.
He has never been involved in theft or illegal activities. The teacher search his book bag, desk and pockets and did not find the item. What rights do I have as his parent to defend my child and protect him from this type of violation. I reported to the school district and request that the teacher... View More
The director of a nonprofit preschool organization was given scholarship funds by a business sponsor intended for a low income student to pay their tuition. She, instead, kept these scholarships and used them for other purposes (the purposes she used them for have not been made known). She kept... View More
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answered on Apr 10, 2024
Yes, a preschool director who misuses scholarship funds intended for a low-income student can potentially be charged with fraud in Missouri. This situation may constitute fraud because:
1. The director was entrusted with the scholarship funds for a specific purpose (to pay the tuition of a... View More
I have a political sign in my classroom and want to know if they can make me take it down.
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