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If you want your child to attend a school that you are not zoned for, you have options. Many school choices now exist for students. The Florida Department of Education provides students with the ability to attend public, charter, or virtual schools. They also offer a...

Last updated December 16, 2024   Being caught with alcohol at school involves a student being found in possession of alcohol on middle or high school premises. This is considered a serious infraction, often classified as a Level IV offense within school...

Being accused of cheating on a board, state, or professional exam is more common than one would think. Thousands of individuals take these exams each year. National boards may require medical doctors or other doctoral candidates to take exams like the USMLE, COMLEX or...

The possession and use of drugs in school is on the rise. In turn, schools are developing zero tolerance policies regarding the possession of drugs, drug paraphernalia, use of drugs, and distribution of drugs. This means that a student could face suspension,...

Social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat are great for sharing information, pictures, and life moments with others. Millions of people use these services every day. However, I have seen these services get teachers into trouble.Teachers must be...

Being accused of plagiarism is one of the most serious charges a student can face. Plagiarism allegations can have long-lasting consequences for your academic career and professional future. If you’re facing accusations, it’s crucial to understand the types of...

  Beware of Professors Making False Promises About Academic Dishonesty Allegations Academic dishonesty accusations, whether for cheating on a test, plagiarism, or other violations, can have serious consequences for college students. One alarming trend involves...

What can a parent do when their student is facing a level IV offense and/or expulsion from school? One of the worst things words you could hear is that your child is facing expulsion from school from his or her public elementary, middle, or high school. In Florida,...

Asselta Law believes that teaching is a noble profession. Teachers mold the minds of our young people with a vision of creating a better future through them. Although most teachers strive to be great educators and work tirelessly for our children, they may at times...

You got the call - A decision has been made to hold back your child a grade. Nothing can be worse than a parent receiving a phone call or a letter from their child’s school that says your child is going to be held back. He or she will be retained in the previous...