DS's friend lives far away- report?
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Anonymous
| My son has a new friend who stays with his mother a lot of the time. She lives in Frederick county. Should I report this? |
Anonymous
| Troll. |
Anonymous
Report it to....the voices in your head? |
Anonymous
| If what you mean is that his parents are divorced, he goes to the public school for which his father's home is zoned, but often stays at his mother's home, no, you should not. |
Anonymous
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You and the OP whose neighbor has an illegal rental both have too much time on your hands.
I teach in MCPS. People have complex custody arrangements. I’ve had students who lived 2 or 4 weeks in DC or VA, then 2 or 4 weeks in Bethesda. No one at our W feeder school cared. |
Anonymous
| I'm not trying to be a troll but it's very far to drive. |
Anonymous
| Yeah agree not a big deal from another W school. One of the most active PTA moms lived in Germantown and her ex still owned a a condo that was zoned into our school. Her kids never stayed with her ex and he was renting out the condo to a childless couple. No one cared and she never hid the fact they lived up in Germantown. |
Anonymous
Are they asking you to drive him? |
Anonymous
DS wants to hang out there. |
Anonymous
Can’t you just tell your son it’s too far to drive without trying to get your sons friend kicked out of school? |
Anonymous
| Report yourself for being a budinski |
Anonymous
So tell him no, it's too far. |
Anonymous
Yup. And not a very good one at that. |
Anonymous
This. |
Anonymous
| Confront the mother directly, followed by a full report to the authorities on what you learned. |