The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals recently upheld the denial of a parents request for reimbursement ($$$) for the cost of private student placement at Lindamood Bell. This case illustrates
Many parents are pressured to medicate their children who may exhibit symptoms of depression, so they can allegedly do “better” at school or in life. Here is a video which
Charter school students are public school students who attend a unique charter school by choice. Sometimes school districts responsible for charter schools authorized in their district try to place charter
School suspensions are issued for almost anything nowadays. Wearing a costume, talking back, getting a drink of water when not authorized- all items for which I have seen suspensions issued.
When I heard about the group of school districts in Atlanta Georgia purposefully altering students’ state test answers to raise the overall scores and get more funding, I would not
Summer often can be a very different time for parents as school year woes fade away. However, despite the new schedule, with students at home, summer vacations, and other activities,
In 2011, the California Court of Appeals, Second District, issued a decision in the matter of Yu v. University of La Verne. This case, involving a private college and law
Just WHAT is enough to get a school teacher or vice principal terminated? Taking action to terminate a school staff member is up to the individual school district involved and
In CB v. Garden Grove Unified School District (2009), the Ninth Circuit Court affirmed the United States District Court for the Central District of California’s decision regarding parent reimbursement for
In 2011, in Elk Grove, California, a suburb south of Sacramento California, an Elk Grove “E-Tran” bus transporting students was in a traffic accident where three students were injured. According
Schools can be really intolerant and dismissive to parents and students in the student expulsion process. What happens if a school district denies parent and student rights blatantly, or not
By Michelle Ball, California Education Attorney for Students since 1995 According to the “Institute for Jewish and Community Research” (IJCR) the University of California has gotten hit with a lawsuit
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