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1/04/08, 12:26 am

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Parental Authority

Can public schools legally require parental signatures on school forms and parental authority over attendance for students over 18 years of age?

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Re: Parental Authority Many, many years ago I argued this to a school secretary. I was 18, my folks were away, and I si...

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Gregory Lee

Re: Parental Authority Once you reach eighteen, you are an adult under the law. You are capable of signing legal docume...

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Tom Flynn

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