(A) Guardian:

“means a person who has the authority and obligations of ‘guardianship’, as defined in subdivision
(5) of this section.” Conn. Gen. Stat. § 45a-604(6) (2021) (As amended by Public Act 21-15, § 105).
• This conclusion is compelled by our statutes regarding guardianship, by the common law background
of those statutes, and by the policy undergirding those statutes and that common law.”
Favrow v. Vargas, 231 Conn. 1, 18, 647 A.2d 731, 740 (1994).

(B) The obligation of care and control;

(a) the authority to make major decisions affecting the minor’s education and welfare, including, but not limited to, consent determinations regarding marriage, enlistment in the armed forces and major medical, psychiatric or surgical treatment; and (b) upon the death of the minor, the authority to make decisions concerning funeral arrangements and the disposition of the body of the minor.” Conn. Gen. Stat. § 45a-604(5) (2021) (As amended by Public Act 21-15, § 105).

In Loco Parentis( In Place of Parents)

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In loco parentis means standing in the place or position of a parent with a parent’s rights, duties and responsibilities, as determined by competent authority, for example, a relative, legal guardian or other person, with whom the child resides. In loco parentis is a Latin term meaning "in [the] place of a parent" or "instead of a parent."
The term refers to a common law doctrine which denotes the legal responsibility of some person or organization to perform some of the functions or responsibilities of a parent.
The typical organization found to be in loco parentis is a school, which is deemed to have some of the responsibilities of a parent over its students.
Additionally, siblings or grandparents who take on the role of raising their sibling or grandchild may also be found in loco parentis.