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My daughter goes to High School in San Jose, California. I tried to get her out of a class that is no longer required in the curriculum or for school credits, considering she has enough credits to graduate. The school said that I could not take her out of the class. Is this legal? They are forcing her to take a class she doesn't need or want, and against my wishes. Also it is absolute fact that other students have been taken out of this class, same teacher and subject.
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Posted on / Feb. 11, 2010 11:41:00

Hello again:

The California compulsory education law requires students from 6-18 to attend school the full school day as designated by the school board. However, that begs the question when a student is in a class they don't need.

I believe she should be allowed to transfer out and don't know what is going on here. You will likely need to get an attorney to try to get this straightened out.

Michelle Ball

Education attorney for students since 1995

http://www.edlaw4students.com/index.html

916-444-9064

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