Suspension, expulsion, DAEP, 'sent home early' — the decoder shows you the federal clock, your state's rules, and which deadlines are in the law and which hide in your district's book.
The decoder shows your clocks. The kit carries the full set: appeal letters for every branch, the District-Deadline Finder Worksheet, the MDR prep checklist, the hearing evidence pack, and the re-entry and expungement letters.
Every letter, checklist, and worksheet for this fight, filled with your state's rules — yours to keep, no subscription.
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In most states, the number of days you have to appeal a suspension is not in state law at all — it is in a district policy document most parents never see, and in many districts each appeal level must be requested within days. Any tool that prints a confident single deadline for every state is making numbers up. This one tells you which deadlines are law (federal clocks, and state appeal deadlines where they truly exist — California's 30 days to the county board, New York's 30 days to the Commissioner) and walks you through finding the rest today, protected by a letter that starts your dispute on paper.
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Rules checked October 2026 — every rule on this page is cited to its source. Verify day counts against your district's official calendar.