Buffalo, NY asked in Family Law, Civil Litigation, Civil Rights and Constitutional Law for New York

Q: My grandson was placed with me. School principal came out told me I was no longer allowed to drop him off at the school.

School principal said I was no longer allowed to drop grandson off at school. It's a cps case he was placed with me due to mothers drug addiction. He has been in this school since beginning. No idea where his mother is at. I am not enrolling him where I live keeping him in school hes been in. How can they kick him out of school

2 Lawyer Answers
Michael David Siegel
Michael David Siegel
Answered
  • New York, NY
  • Licensed in New York

A: Because he is no longer a resident of the school district. If his formal address is with you, he must switch to your neighborhood school.

Lawrence Allen Weinreich
Lawrence Allen Weinreich
Answered
  • Garden City, NY
  • Licensed in New York

A: You have to speak to CPS to intervene. They will notify the school that this is a temporary placement while the neglect matter is in the courts. Once notified, the school has to keep your grandchild until there is a change in status or custody.

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