Can a school legally ban a parent from school?

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals recently addressed the issue of whether a school district can ban a parent from school property during the school day and/or during on-site sporting events based on the parent's prior conduct. read more

Banning parents from school premises This page explains the law on barring a parent from entering the premises of a school including how a parent can make representations about this and the consequences of breaching a bar. A school has the power to ban parents from school premises under certain circumstances. read more

This was a case where the mother of an elementary school student was indefinitely banned from school grounds, or “trespassed,” from her son’s elementary school in the Kent School District after she repeatedly asked pointed questions about curriculum, district policies, textbooks, and lesson plans at a “Curriculum Night” event held for parents. read more

Or imagine this: a graduate of the school enters the high school building and, as a “prank,” vandalizes school property. The school informs the graduate that he is banned from school property. read more