Can my parents take me out of school legally?

So, for a while, I have a boyfriend I do not know with my parents. Because they are afraid to say to them because they tricked me before going out. Anyway, my parents had plenty of things, so I tried to leave my house but my father took medicine and I went inside. I threw me to the floor and I went to my school official, he told me to call social security and call the police, the police officer finally got to go to school person I became a crazy child, he can not hear anything they want to say, so my father rested school for nearly two months. He did not give the school reason why he took me out, and now I am absence of about 115 people. My friend hides food from my sister and my sister and abuses my autistic uncle so I want to tell everything to school, but everyone thinks I will cry. I am about to be 17, I have only one more year left, so I will rather wait. What should I do.

My situation changed when my father lost work in the fall of 2010. I was able to pay the bulk of my school's fee, but I had to take some serious student debt. I do not want to borrow any more, and my parents can not help me. I am very happy but not excited about school, and I am annoying. I think it is a good thing to do anything. Unfortunately, I have not planned my own things. After the fall semester vacation, I sat at home and searched for work passively. My parents asked me to work in a drama company I attended in high school. I move the fixtures and clean the warehouse to get a small amount of compensation. This is not something I want to do, but it makes me feel very productive, and I do not want to walk around my parents' house all day. My girlfriend was working at Jersey Mike, my father suggested that I go to work.

My adoptive parents did not mention about forcing me to leave home when I was eighteen, but when my birthday was happy, I intended to live between high school and university I thought that was not there. I began working at a 24-hour restaurant on the highway for a longer time, saving money and not sleeping. I know that we need to understand what happened next. I am trying to become a legal adult, but still feel like a foster child. Late night television commercials attracted my attention after a long trip to the restaurant: Cleveland State University, the closest state school, is still accepting applications. The following week, I took my best friend to the campus tour. It is strange to pick a university in July. My friend went to a high-end private school in a couple of hours, but when she visited a single dorm in most commuter schools, she confirmed my excitement, this is a refurbished holiday It is hotel.

In junior high school, a friend repeated unfriendly comments the parents were talking about my family. When my brother went to prison when I was 16, his former teacher at our high school asked me to talk about it. I often hear what neighbors, family members, friends, and big families are doing to me. I know they are good at checking me, but I think it is very humiliating to admit that there is a problem as I see them reflecting me. I insulted the former therapist who was once called "the worst secret of Connecticut" and experienced a panic attack that makes me seriously depressed and weakened from the early teens to decades ago. I feel that my life is happening to me. I can not control it