Can other schools have pet day and bring in  there pets because myne doesnt?
99982
other kids might have allergies, and the pets might make a mess -- so it's probably not a good idea.
613387
Depends on the school.  Ask them.
375611
how about releasing 3 pigs inside the school numbered 1,2 and 4 :)
874930
Don't mean to be rude but this isn't Friends Re-United. You could try there. Start a section on your school and see who turns up.
961346
I don't see why not.  If people would prefer to go to a non-coed school they should be able to.
185758
Talk to the principal of the school.  I'm sure they can arrange something.\n\nSue them if they don't see things your way.
739278
Though states will sometimes ban certain animals from domestic environs - things like, lions, bears, skunks, horses, etc. - this is about as far as most state governments are willing to go.\n\nLocal governments, on the other hand, are an entirely different story.  You'll want to contact your local municipal government and talk to them about that.  Local ordinances generally require registration of dogs and cats, and there may or may not be an upper limit on the number a given person is allowed to register.  That being said, there are plenty of people who never license their dogs and the fine for such is pretty nominal.  If we're talking about rodents or birds, most local governments probably won't care one way or the other.  \n\nBut in terms of a hard and fast "pet limit", that isn't the kind of thing state governments particularly care about, and I've never heard of a local government imposing one.
402059
Take your kids and pets.
960047
Each state has a minimum number of days required for attendance, and all schools in the state have to abide by that.  Not all holidays or holy days, or religious observances are recognized for the purpose of a day off, and each year the State Board of Education determines what days will and won't be days off.  On days not recognized as free days, you would be required to attend or be counted absent.  So yes, it is legal.  That said, I can't imagine they actually intended you to attend on Thanksgiving and Christmas, and I expect it is a misunderstanding or simply an oversight on somebody's part.   Check with who ever is in charge of the program, and get the answer you need.  There has to be a human responsible for oversight and that's the person you need to talk to- preferably before Thursday.   It's not whining, it's an honest request for information and clarification of the rules.   After all- what are you supposed to do if you actually get ill?  I don't imagine they want you lugging the keyboard and monitor into the bathroom and typing in between retches?  So some provisions have to be made, and you just need to find out what those are.  Just remember to be polite when you ask- they can't get upset with an honest, polite question.
149725
Nope. Not at all. Just make certain that the requirements at the other school won't keep your child from graduating on time.
1123603
It depends on your area.  All districts are different, you need to go into your schools office and just ask them.
817956
My daughter is nearly 9 and distressed that boys and girls get changed for PE in the class room together.  I spoke to the school and they informed me they have to as no changing facilities in the school.\nThe school do not think it is an issue but some children do!
104607
Ew.  You have a rat.  Not sure about rats.  Dogs go though.
1019042
well.. the school cld have a racial harmony day in school..and maybe...hav the students play the various races games.. have different food prepared by the various races....have presentations...plus...so much mre..
513483
My teacher from back in elementary used to love choclates and anything with cats on it.  It depends on the teacher's preferences but I agree with the above...supplies are a sure way to go or gift cards.
1176320
If there was a very close bond between the pet and its owner then yes. I think the deceased would like to say goodbye to there beloved pet. But bringing all the owner's animals might be a little tacky. Make sure you find out if animals are allowed at the funeral home/ religous establishment, because most of the times they're not.
370853
Day care facilities are almost all privately owned and operated.  They aren't obliged to take in or keep any particular ADHS children.\n\nSchools, on the other hand, might have certain laws they have to follow, depending upon the state.  You should contact your state representative, whose office can either send you some material or direct you to the right department.