As we all know, our kids are required to take state mandated educational tests, such as the CAASPP (California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress), to evaluate where they are in relation to grade level standards. Most parents have their kids participate. However, parents may exempt their child from these
We all know that California state colleges can suspend students for wrongful conduct. Often students are allowed to continue attending classes while a discipline investigation continues. However, what if a college student is suspended immediately while the investigation is ongoing? What timelines apply? What if a student remains on campus?
Do you or a family member attend one of the many California community colleges? Is a student curious about what data the college is gathering on them? Or, has a student had “issues” and wants to see what is in their college records? Obtaining records from California community colleges should
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 school, is very interesting and explores the free speech rights of college students. Yu involved law student Katrina Yu who
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