Articles on Education
Can a School Limit what my Child Brings for Lunch Because Another Child has Food Allergies?
My 16 year old son, born with Down Syndrome, was asked not to bring his peanut butter sandwich to school because a fellow student (17 years old) has peanut allergies. Why can’t the student with allergies eat elsewhere? Why is my son forced to change or eat elsewhere due to the other student’s needs?
Can you tell me what type of lawyer might take on a civil case I would like to bring against the university I have attended. The case concerns gross lack of professionalism on the part of a key professor in the music department, which was reported to the administration with no results.
These girls push her as she is walking down the hall, they have kicked her feet to make her trip, and they pulled her hair. The principal says my daughter brings this on herself. My daughter is bipolar and ADHD and receives disability. She is very mouthy at times. But does that give these girls the right to put there hands on my daughter?�
Is it right or against the law for a school nurse to call a student’s home and ask why they did not come to school that day?
Targeted accusations of drug use by a high school teacher against a high school teen following high school fights, and a high school party, lead to suspension. No high school drug testing was done, but private drug testing revealed no drug use as accused. But the high school teen’s reputation is ruined. Now what?
The Old Deluder Satan Law, though unusually named, had a sincere and important purpose.
