Are school officials threatening you or your child with discipline? Or is your child a victim of another student’s behavior? Learn about how school discipline works, in K-12 schools as well as colleges and universities, and what you can do to protect students' rights. ... READ MORE
Learn why schools apply “zero tolerance” policies to student discipline, how those policies affect children’s education and future, and what you can do if your child is facing harsh punishment based on zero tolerance. ... READ MORE
Expelling a student should be a discipline of last resort, but it’s the first choice for some misconduct—like bringing a gun to school. Learn what other behaviors can get your expelled. ... READ MORE
Students have constitutional due-process rights when public schools accuse them of misconduct. They also have other rights under federal and state laws. ... READ MORE
Depending on where you live, your child could be suspended from school for anything from bullying or hurting another student to talking back to teachers. ... READ MORE
Public schools may not promote religion, but they must allow students to practice their faith. Learn how the both sides of religious liberty affect prayers at school, students' expression of their faith, religious holiday displays, and more. ... READ MORE
States have different rules on whether public schools are allowed to charge fees for participating in school sports and other extracurricular activities. ... READ MORE
Learn when California students are considered truants, what services are available to help, and the legal penalties if kids keep skipping school. ... READ MORE
Cheating on tests and copying on school papers can lead to serious repercussions, from failing grades or suspensions to college rejections and loss of scholarships. ... READ MORE