My child has had something confiscated at school, How do we get it back?
546238
You as the parent need to go to the school and talk to the teacher or principal and find out the schools policy. Every school is different and you have to find out what your schools is and why they have not given it back yet
420344
Start by calling the school to check if they have a copy.  Sometimes schools have extras.
461282
It would fall under verbal assault.  This isn't illegal (criminal), but it's civilly actionable.  I would suggest that if school isn't doing something about it, go to the local press.  Make a big stink.  Schools are really touchy about this kind of thing right now and would do anything to avoid a big public display of their failure to take proper care of children.
778799
Report her for sexual harrassment or set her up. "She molested me." You could make a petition or talk to the school board. BOycott the school. Don't forget to get a permit.
1110272
Contact your state education office, or see if they have a website with instructions on receiving a duplicate.
82008
I personally feel that every theft is the sole responsibilty of the thief.  But if the palm piolet was not yours but loaned to you, then you may be responsible to replace it.  You have to consider if you were in anyway liable due to your actions or lack of actions.  Did you leave the locker unlocked, even if it looked locked?  Did you leave it in an area that is often broken into?  Did you promise to take care of it no matter what?  If yes, you probably will have to replace it.\nA more disturbing question is, what info was on it?  Was there financial info?  ID?  This could have serious legal ramifications.  You are at the very least responsible to report to police that the item was stolen in case the thing gets used in a crime.
861897
Why are you still calling the school???\n\nYour daughter was assaulted.  Call the police and file a report.  \n\nJust because she saw a kid with a paper clip that ran to the back of the bus does not mean he did it ... but someone on that bus saw who did.
194160
Ok I know you're probably against corporal punishment but usually it's the best thing. I'm a teen and I'm all for it. Other things though are taking everything(and I mean everything) out of his room and putting it in storage till he can earn it back. You can also cut off all connection to the outside world. NO phone(especially cell)computer, TV, etc. Probably one of the best things is to take his music. As a teen that is the one thing I can't live without. If all else fails show up to school in a robe and curlers and personally take him to every class. It's a good threat and don't be afraid of him whatever you do. Get creative. Just remember, you brought him into this world and you can take him out twice as fast. Good Luck! :)
534806
I would also submit any legal documents such a court orders involving custody matters and legal separation forms if you have any. This way there won't be any problems involving receiving information from the school regarding your child's progress. Take care. I wish you well as you are going through this.
1148613
yea you got skrewed... go get another one done take them to court i dunno.. kinda funny though... reminds me of school when i use to get the kid beside me to sign my mothers name on detention slips and whatnot
642898
Call DHS and report them.  I think you can remain anonymous when you do.  DHS will look into it and report anything they find wrong.  The police may eventually need to be involved, but whatever helps the child is best.
170941
You should report it immediately to the Principal, if you don't feel comfortable identifying yourself, contact the board of education or the police, especially if the student is underage.
934820
Talk with your parents about this, and perhaps the schools guidance councellor.  The children there seem quite unruly and I think what you describe only happens when there is no adult supervision around.  They may have no clue it's going on ... except for the broken items you mention.  You need to let adults know there's a problem .. start with your own parents and follow their guidance.
853418
Call the county sheriff and ask them.  It is not likely you will find a list of items other than those that are being offered for auction.  If there is an auction coming soon then they will have a list.  If not then you will have to wait.\n\nIf you are looking for something that has been confiscated then you must have a very good description of it and possibly a receipt of ownership.
936800
YIKES!!  #1:  find the teenager\n               #2: Find out what in the H*** is gong on- do not take any excuses for answers either\n# 3  Turn the gun in to authorities immediately.\n\nI hope this is not really happening.  Hopefully just a hypothetical question.  Because schools barely will tolerate a verbal threat anymore- let alone a gun.
21423
Call your high school. They should have a copy in your "permanent file." Seriously. (May cost $ and may take awhile as they may have moved those boxes to storage by now. No offense).
774141
It depends on why and where you were arrested.\n\nWithout that information, nobody can tell you exactly why those things have not been returned to you.  It's possible they will be used as evidence but, again, you didn't supply enough information for anyone to speculate as to that.\n\nIf you have asked for that property to be returned, and they have refused, did you ask why they were refusing?  If you didn't, then you really need to call them back and ask that question.  If you are not satisfied with the answer, then you can always ask to speak with a supervisor for some clarification.  \n\nBut really - nobody here will absolutely have a 100% positive answer because nobody here knows all the circumstances.  Call the agency holding your property and ask them your question.