1996 dodge stratus will not turn over my daughter could not get the car in park to turn it off , disconnected battery , reconnected wont start but has power

First does it crank, if it does then check to see if the fuel injectors are getting fuel.....could be a fuel pump...

second....if there is nothing when you turn the key and the battery is good and the starter was replaced...it could be a bad ground.....thats the ground coming off your battery and goes to your chassis of the car.........let me know how you make out.

so replace the fuse

posibly afuse or flat batery

If you have injection pulse but no spark, your distributer could be bad. Or if your car has coils they could be bad. One or the other. I am assuming you have fuel pressure.

Check and clean batery cables terminal. And drive it for about 60 milles and see if it fix.

BAD ASD RELAY WILL CAUSE NO SPARK PROBLEM.

Ensure your Stratus's ignition is in the "Off" position, and turn off anything that uses battery power, such as lights, radio and heater blower. Park the booster car close enough to the dead car that you can connect the jumper cables to both batteries, but make sure the two vehicles aren't touching. Connect one red (+) clamp of the cables to the booster battery's positive terminal. Connect the other red clamp to the Stratus' "Remote Terminal." The terminal is located next to the air filter assembly, and is marked with a "+" and the word "Positive." Dodge uses these remote terminals to reduce the risk of explosion caused by sparks near the battery. Connect one of the black (-) cable clamps to the negative terminal on the booster battery. Connect the other black clamp to the negative "Remote Terminal" on the Stratus, located on the opposite side of the air filter assembly from the positive terminal. It is a marked with a "-" and the word "Negative."Start the booster car, if not already running, and apply slight pressure to the gas pedal to make it idle faster. Wait a few minutes and attempt to start the Stratus. If it cranks a little, but still won't start, continue charging the battery. Once the Stratus starts, leave it running and disconnect the jumper cables in reverse order of the way you attached them.

check your wiring to starter

Check the main fuse under the hood. It'll be a big fuse, like 80-150 amps.

check the nuetral safety switch and the ignition switch under the column not the key tumbler assembly