Rent a 2nd place in a better boundary
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Anonymous
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Nope, we will not be taking a PK3/PK 4 spot, so no worries!
As for the Home Depot lady, not sure what to make of your post. Are you looking for a slow clap for home construction? You are pissed that folks are not renovating houses? If we have a residence in a better area, WHICH WE DO we are not cheating the system. We are going to our IB school. You guys all smart of a 'stay in your place' type of philosophy. |
Anonymous
If you are going to the IB school for your residence (meaning where you live) or you are OOB through legitimate means or you go to a charter, no one is talking about you. The discussion is about lying about where you live to gain access to a particular school and justifying it as no big deal. If you are not doing that then that is in fact no big deal. |
Anonymous
| No,to be clear. I'm going to use our other residence for school- just not pre school. |
Anonymous
| Wonder if the teacher could be subject to additional penalties relating to her job if her fraud is found out. |
Anonymous
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[quote=Anonymous]DC also says a couple can't live in a studio or a couple and baby can't live in a 1 bedroom[/quote]
Citation? |
Anonymous
Well. Considering there are no penalties. I'd say no. Love, The teacher |
Anonymous
Citation? This is utter bullshit. |
Anonymous
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wonder if the teacher could be subject to additional penalties relating to her job if her fraud is found out.[/quote]
Well. Considering there are no penalties. I'd say no. Love, The teacher[/quote] So, worst case for the teacher, her kid will be kicked out of JKLM? No repaying tuition value, losing her DCPS job and pension? |
Anonymous
| Who the hell do you guys think you are? My pension?? Ha!!! Is not fraud, I'm paying DC taxes. Secondly the only people who give a rip about this are scared white mammas like yourselves. You think someone is going to go after my pension? Ha!!! |
Anonymous
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From the Residency Verification Form, "I certify, under the penalty of perjury, that I have personally reviewed the documents presented and affirm that the information represented above pertaining to other primary caregiver verification is true to the best of my knowledge, information, and belief . . .Any person, including any District of Columbia public school or public charter school official, who knowingly supplies false information to a public official in connection with student residency verification shall be subject to charges of tuition retroactively, and payment of a fine of not more that $2000 or imprisonment for not more than 90 days, but not both fine and imprisonment, pursuant to the District of Columbia Nonresident Tuition Act, approved September 8, 1960 and amended by the District of Columbia Public Schools and Public Charter School
Student Residency Fraud Prevention Amendment Act of 2012 (D.C. Code ยง38-312). The case of any such person may be referred by the Office of the State Superintendent of Education to the Office of the Attorney General." |
Anonymous
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Its NOT fraud ladies. Its not. Its a creative way to get around our terrible school. We have two places we can live. When it comes time to send our kid to school- we are going to choose the 2nd location.
But you don't want to hear that. You guys do not want to believe it, but at my previous school my principal sent her kids, who lived in Maryland to one of those JKLM schools. The principals knew about it, of course. It happens. You can huff and puff, but it happens ALL THE TIME. Or better yet, spend your time trying to root us out through OOB play dates and the like. |
Anonymous
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That is not her.
And, the difference again is... we LIVE IN DC. |
Anonymous
It may happen all the time, but it's still fraud. Your child is entitled to attend the school that is IB for the location in which he sleeps. That is how DC law is written. |
Anonymous
| I guess the teacher is also an attorney, or she should retain one. |