First day drop off -- MD tags

[Anonymous]

PP, OMG you did just whine yourself. Obeying the law does matter. What in your life made you start thinking that bring a scofflaw is OK?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:PP, OMG you did just whine yourself. Obeying the law does matter. What in your life made you start thinking that bring a scofflaw is OK?

Unless the majority of the students do not live in DC. Daddy or mommy drops them off to school before going to work a few blocks down to Capitol Hill.

[Anonymous]

Scofflaw. Lol.

Seriously--what was it? Eating disorder as a teen? Tiger parents? Lowered expectations in your career after an education you worked too hard for?

[Anonymous]

I've witnessed a car with Kentucky tags dropping a kid off at Eaton everyday for the past month!

[Anonymous]

Kentucky seems like an easy one to report to the principal, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kentucky seems like an easy one to report to the principal, right?

Is your guess that the kid lives in Kentucky and drives in every day?

If that's not your theory why would you report it?

[Anonymous]

My father dropped off our daughter with washingron state plates for two months... Because he was visiting us from Washington state.

Seriously, there is something wrong with you, scofflaw lady.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've witnessed a car with Kentucky tags dropping a kid off at Eaton everyday for the past month!

Clearly the student is not a non-resident commuting from Kentucky every day. However, Prince George's, Maryland is a lot closer!

[Anonymous]

Get some help. Seriously.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Get some help. Seriously.

Not the person to whom you're referring, but I take exception to not caring about the law. Believe it or not, there's a hell of a lot of residency fraud. To make light of that is foolhardy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've witnessed a car with Kentucky tags dropping a kid off at Eaton everyday for the past month!

Clearly the student is not a non-resident commuting from Kentucky every day. However, Prince George's, Maryland is a lot closer!

Montgomery and Fairfax are even closer. Why would you assume PG?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've witnessed a car with Kentucky tags dropping a kid off at Eaton everyday for the past month!

Clearly the student is not a non-resident commuting from Kentucky every day. However, Prince George's, Maryland is a lot closer!

Montgomery and Fairfax are even closer. Why would you assume PG?

Bigotry only.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Again, you sad, ridiculous op: we are zoned for deal and Wilson and live in DC. We just think you are pathetic and sad. You aren't stopping residency cheating. You aren't doing anything at all, except whining like a stuck bitch.

Right. You're in zone. Your violent word choice here is all that is needed to explain why you are not wanted at a decent school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hey Chardonnay, use an uber for pick up. Not sure you'll be sober by four.

omg stop stealing our tax dollars

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've witnessed a car with Kentucky tags dropping a kid off at Eaton everyday for the past month!

Clearly the student is not a non-resident commuting from Kentucky every day. However, Prince George's, Maryland is a lot closer!

Montgomery and Fairfax are even closer. Why would you assume PG?

Bigotry only.

Look at it logically - Fairfax and MoCo schools tend to be better on average than DCPS. On the other hand, many PG schools are downright shitty by comparison even to DC. Add to that the appeal of free after care for children of some DC government workers who drive from their bedroom communities in PG to their workplaces in the District.