Forced High School Attendance

Summary

Adults in North Carolina are not legally required to return to high school. If you feel coerced or harassed, you can discuss your rights with your relatives, seek advice from a legal aid service or an attorney, and consider filing a harassment claim. If you need free legal advice, organizations like Legal Aid of North Carolina or the North Carolina Bar Associations Pro Bono Program can help. Additionally, the Autism Society of North Carolina provides free guidance and support. If youre experiencing bullying in a college prep program, report it to the administration or contact the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction.

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I am being forced to go back to highschool even though i am an adult
Hello ****, could you please provide more context? Who is trying to force you to return to high school? Are you under any legal obligation to do so?
i am middle aged
Hello ****, in North Carolina, adults are not legally required to go back to high school. However, could you please provide more details on who is forcing you and why, so I can give you a more precise guidance?
my aunt, mother, teacher, other people
Hello ****, it's important to know that in North Carolina:
- You're not legally required to return to high school as an adult.
- If you feel harassed or threatened, you may want to consider filing a harassment claim.
Could you elaborate more on the situation?
my aunt and mom are making me go back to high school because i have autism
Hello ****, having autism doesn't legally obligate you to return to high school in North Carolina. If you feel coerced, you might:
- Discuss your rights with your relatives.
- Seek advice from a legal aid service or an attorney.
- If feeling threatened, consider filing a harassment claim.
i want these people arrested
I understand this is a difficult situation. However, in North Carolina, it's not typically a criminal offense to encourage an adult to return to school, even if they have autism. But if you feel harassed, you can:
- File a harassment report with local authorities.
- Seek a restraining order.

Please consult with a local attorney for further assistance.
but that cost money
I understand your concern, ****. There are resources available that provide free or low-cost legal advice in North Carolina. You might want to consider organizations like Legal Aid of North Carolina or the North Carolina Bar Association's Pro Bono Program.
do you know how hard are those to get?
While it can be challenging to obtain free legal services due to high demand, many organizations aim to help as many individuals as possible. It's recommended to apply as soon as possible and provide all necessary information for a better chance of support.
the waiting list can be years
I understand, ****. The demand for free legal services can result in long waiting lists. However, some organizations prioritize cases based on urgency. You can also seek support from local community centers or autism support groups who might be able to provide some guidance.
who can i call then? i also want the phone call to be free
You can reach out to the Autism Society of North Carolina. They provide free guidance and support.

Autism Society of North Carolina


Phone: *-*-*
Website: www.autismsociety-nc.org

also my college
Could you please clarify your issue with your college, ****? Are they also forcing you to go back to high school? Or is there another problem you're facing there?
I did do that
Thank you for your response, ****. Could you please give more details on what exactly you did in relation to your college? This will help me provide more accurate guidance.
she just said high school has no bullying policy
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. In North Carolina, all public schools are required by law to have an anti-bullying policy. If you're experiencing bullying, you should report it to your school's administration. If they fail to act, you can:
- Contact the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction.
- Seek legal advice, if necessary.
well it's not college but college prep
I see, ****. Could you please clarify if the bullying is taking place in a college prep program? And could you provide more details about the bullying you're experiencing?
is there a telephone number i can call?
Sure, ****. You can call the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction at (*) *-*. They can provide additional guidance on your situation.
i also went to the website, shoud i write that down as well?
Yes, ****, it's a good idea to take notes while you're on the website. This can help you remember important details and have them ready when you need them. Also, you might want to jot down any questions that arise while surfing the site.
what is a jot?
"Jot" is a term that means to quickly write down something as a reminder or to record important information. It's often used when referring to taking brief notes.
so i need to explain detail what these people did to me?
Yes, ****, it's important to explain in detail what happened. It helps the authorities or any support organization understand your situation better. Be sure to include who was involved, what they did, when and where it happened, and any relevant communications.
i don't think i can remember that information
I understand, ****. It's okay if you can't remember everything. Just try to provide as much information as you can. It may help to write down things as you remember them.
what if i don't remember anything
If you're having trouble remembering, consider reaching out to someone who might know about your situation, like a friend or counselor. They may be able to provide additional information. Also, you can still report your concerns, even if you can't remember all the details.
i have a dislocated shoulder
I'm sorry to hear that, ****. If you've been injured due to someone else's actions, you might have a personal injury claim. It's important to document your injuries and seek medical attention. Please consult with a local attorney for further assistance.
if that counts as anything but i could of been born with it
In your case, ****, it's important to differentiate between an injury caused due to someone's actions or a condition you were born with. Did your dislocated shoulder result from an incident related to your issues at school or is it a pre-existing condition?
i need to go i have to have lunch at high school
Sure, ****. Please feel free to reach out whenever you need further assistance. Enjoy your lunch!