Legal Question in Family Law in Kentucky

I would suggest first talking to your school guidance counselor. I am certain that this situation comes up a lot; it happened with kids I went to high school with. Is there perhaps a friend or relative you could stay with in your current location? If so, your parents could sign an authorization for temporary medical and educational decision-making, so that they can still take you to the doctor if necessary and sign any permission slips the school requires throughout your last semester. With it only being a few months, I'm sure it wouldn't be that much of a burden on a host family.

Since you're a senior, and the move won't occur for another few months, that doesn't leave much time left in the school year. Likely your school is your best advocate in convincing your parents to let you stay at your current school and graduate with your class. That continuity of study is important, particularly if you are college-bound in the fall. That's your best bet; a court action will be time-consuming and you might not even get a decision before you graduate.