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he wants to move out, to a friends, or an apartment, am i legally responsible for him? he still has two years of school left to graduation, he currently is employed. he wants to finish school at this point.
answered on Apr 15, 2017
Your grandson is now an adult under Oklahoma law, and your legal obligations have ended. All that remain are what you believe are your moral obligations to assist your grandson.
I am a highschool student in oklahoma. Our school has instituted a random drug testing program for all students participating in extracurricular activities. But upon turning in our forms consenting to be tested, we were charged a fee, is this legal?
answered on Nov 30, 2017
Yes, just like a lot of other fees charged in school.
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Foster children are being homeschooled and church at home. Live very secluded lives.
answered on Mar 24, 2017
To home school children, there must be some form of approval and review. If this is being done without any proper paperwork in place or at least in the process, the children and foster parents could be subjected to truancy laws.
I have full privacy rights in Canada and want to use high school marks rather than post secondary marks?
answered on Dec 8, 2013
It depends on who is asking for those records and why. Generally, a university does not have to admit you unless you provide all the academic information it requests. If you make a false statement on your application, you may be disciplined academically or subject to civil liability.
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