If you live in San Mateo, Contra Costa, Marin, or Alameda county, LSC may be able to help you find a free lawyer or advocate. Call LSC’s Warmline to find out for more information.
If you live outside of the Read More »
LSC’s ACCESS program is an alternative to the expulsion hearing process designed to address student behavior that leads to discipline by targeting the underlying causes of that behavior. Read More »
You can access a complaint form online. Visit www.ctc.ca.gov and on the left hand side of the webpage, there is a link called “Report Educator Misconduct.” If you go there, the third link should be “Public Reporting- Complaints.”
Note: the Read More »
Every school district has a different process for submitting complaints. In order to file this kind of complaint, you must comply with Uniform Complaint Procedures. You can either file using a complaint form created by the district or by submitting Read More »
California requires that all public school students have books and learning materials, schools that are clean and safe, and qualified teachers who provide appropriate instruction. If these needs aren’t met, anyone can file a complaint. For more information, visit www.decentschools.org Read More »
Here is information on how to file a complaint form with the Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights (OCR). Main website: http://www.ed.gov/ocr.
San Francisco’s DOE Office of Civil Rights is the regional enforcement office which services all of Read More »
