Racine files residency fraud lawsuits against 6 Maryland parents

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Anonymous wrote:Props to the guy alleged to have two families fraudulently enrolled in DC schools.

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Anonymous wrote:Ironic that he is pro illegals using services but against Marylanders lol hypocrisy

Last night I filed several comments opposing the Trump admin’s #publiccharge rule proposal that would throw up arbitrary roadblocks to lawful #immigration and punishes legal immigrants who use nutrition, housing, and medical assistance programs.

People aren’t illegal. That’s a racial slur.

Don’t be disgusting. These are revolting freeloaders who are taking spots from DC residents so they can steal free or reduced aftercare.

Pp you make me sick.

Don't even get worked up--I highly doubt this person lives anywhere near DC.

I hope not. Thanks PP.

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Anonymous wrote:Props to the guy alleged to have two families fraudulently enrolled in DC schools.

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Like a lot of men on DCUM, he had Family #1, things didn’t work out, he met someone new and has family #2, but continues to be a parent to child of Family #1. How is this difficult to envision?

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It’s just amusing that of the hundreds (thousands) of residency cheaters, some poor hump gets busted twice.

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Anonymous wrote:Whatt if the child stays with grandma sometimes in DC, but mom lives in MD? Is that allowed? Like, legally speaking, what is the requirement because like some have said, people tend to go back and forth a lot and have family all over the area Easy enough to put your mom's gas bill in your name. I have neighbors like this is why I ask; kid is at an HRCS.

Go to court and sign child over to grandma as guardian, amend taxes!

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Anonymous wrote:It’s just amusing that of the hundreds (thousands) of residency cheaters, some poor hump gets busted twice.

He must have p***ed someone off - tipsters!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Schools involved:

CHML
Hyde
McKinley Tech
Ellington
Ballou
Richard Wright PCS
Hardy
Wheatley

All else aside, I cannot imagine cheating to get my kid into Ballou.

Former Ballou teacher here.

There are quite a few Maryland kids in Ballou. Usually it's because they have family in the surrounding area, and want to go to school with their cousins. They flow back and forth between their relatives' houses, so they may be home one night and staying with that relative the next night. Some kids do it because they want to play sports there although that's been curbed a bit since the investigation a while back.

Coincidentally, the same thing happens with a handful of Ballou-like schools across the Maryland line. It's the worst kept secret. No one seems to notice or care what happens in the less desirable schools, so admins look the other way as long as the students behave. It's even used as leverage to keep some of the repeat offenders in check.

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If they are in a failing high school like Ballou and making good grades and behaving, I say let them stay. They are being good role models.

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Anonymous wrote:If they are in a failing high school like Ballou and making good grades and behaving, I say let them stay. They are being good role models.

No kids in high school need to learn to respect laws.

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Anonymous wrote:Schools involved:

CHML
Hyde
McKinley Tech
Ellington
Ballou
Richard Wright PCS
Hardy
Wheatley

All else aside, I cannot imagine cheating to get my kid into Ballou.

Shows how difficult to prosecute as also filed false Food Stamp docs, that's why shouldn't be up to the schools. Re. Ballou didn't the teacher of the year who also committed residency fraud have some of her kids at Ballou? Think husband worked there as a coach or something.

If any of the cheaters works for the DC government in any capacity, why aren't such persons summarily fired? They've demonstrated through their fraud that they are unworthy of being placed in a position of public trust.

Innocent until proven guilty is a foreign concept to you?

It shouldn’t be here. For every case of residency fraud found, there are probably 100 that go undetected.

Lock them up!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Schools involved:

CHML
Hyde
McKinley Tech
Ellington
Ballou
Richard Wright PCS
Hardy
Wheatley

All else aside, I cannot imagine cheating to get my kid into Ballou.

Former Ballou teacher here.

There are quite a few Maryland kids in Ballou. Usually it's because they have family in the surrounding area, and want to go to school with their cousins. They flow back and forth between their relatives' houses, so they may be home one night and staying with that relative the next night. Some kids do it because they want to play sports there although that's been curbed a bit since the investigation a while back.

Coincidentally, the same thing happens with a handful of Ballou-like schools across the Maryland line. It's the worst kept secret. No one seems to notice or care what happens in the less desirable schools, so admins look the other way as long as the students behave. It's even used as leverage to keep some of the repeat offenders in check.

I always figured this happened and it came out about even in the end. Some states allow kids to enroll across state lines and they settle up financially at the end of the year. I don't see a problem with it if a school has space. It's only when DC kids are getting deprived of something they would otherwise have (like a spot at CHML or McKinley Tech) that it's not okay.

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Anonymous wrote:Whatt if the child stays with grandma sometimes in DC, but mom lives in MD? Is that allowed? Like, legally speaking, what is the requirement because like some have said, people tend to go back and forth a lot and have family all over the area Easy enough to put your mom's gas bill in your name. I have neighbors like this is why I ask; kid is at an HRCS.

I know that is common, for sure. However, I'm not sure that's what happened in the cases that Racine decided to procescute--it seems these 6 cases would be more clear-cut.

PP again. What I meant is not that mom is using grandma's address for sake of convenience, but that some children are actually in unstable/transient living environments, where they literally sometimes live with mom, or with grandma when mom is not doing well, then back to mom or dad, etc.

So the Maryland kids stay with grandma for a short time and next thing they’re permanently enrolled at Wilson? Give me a friggin break! Fraud is fraud.

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Really surprised that Perry St Prep is not on that list.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Whatt if the child stays with grandma sometimes in DC, but mom lives in MD? Is that allowed? Like, legally speaking, what is the requirement because like some have said, people tend to go back and forth a lot and have family all over the area Easy enough to put your mom's gas bill in your name. I have neighbors like this is why I ask; kid is at an HRCS.

Go to court and sign child over to grandma as guardian, amend taxes!

Actually under the residency rules all you have to do is write a letter to grandma saying the kid needs to live with her for a while. No court document needed. It’s ridiculous.

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Anonymous wrote:If they are in a failing high school like Ballou and making good grades and behaving, I say let them stay. They are being good role models.

So now you are going to use reverse discrimination, you can have it one way because it's Ballou but maybe you can reduce the cost based on the number of stars the schools have?