Passing a child in school has nothing to do with parental consent. If the child fails to meet the state's criteria for passing, they can be held back.
No. Your parents need to sign you into a school.
Yes, Required that he / she is 18, or 16 with parents consent.
An American 6th grader could be part of an exchange program in which the parents of both children (the American 6th grader and a Japanese student) agreed to exchange students for a school year. However, this is most often done at the high school level. In any case, the consent of parents is required (since children are minors, in the custody of their parents).
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No as only with the parents' or guardians' consent are you able to video-tape and post on a web-page.
A 15-year-old is a minor and therefore cannot move out of their home without parental consent. If your parents truly are refusing to let you go to school, then it needs to be reported, because in Iowa you HAVE to attend school until you're 16. Now, if they're homeschooling you, then you are attending school (although it might not be the school that you want to attend).
No, the age of majority is 18. You would need to be legally emancipated if you want to leave home without parental consent.
To enroll in any school you need to have your parents signature, so if your parents aren't with you you will need to have a guardian sign.
The legal minimum age to drop out of school is 16, but you must have parental consent. Once you reach 18, however, you are free to drop out without parental consent.
no you can lwavw homw WITH PARENTS CONSENT at 16 but you must be 18 to leave home without parental consent.
Yes, but if the authorities find you they can take you back. But legally No you can't without parental consent.