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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The Supreme Court has ruled that children can attend public school regardless of whether they reside in the US legally. How then can counties require students to legally reside within a school boundary in order to attend a particular school.

If national boundaries aren't being enforced, why are individual school boundaries?

Following the logic that students who show up have to be educated, if I drop my kid off at Langley rather than Mt. Vernon, they should be able to attend.

FCPS is packing the poorer schools with immigrants while other schools get none.[/quote]

You really shouldn't dabble in arguments that rely on logic.  Emotion is more your speed.[/quote]

Yes, I'm expressing emotion (anger, frustration, annoyance) that some schools are bearing a disproportionate share of the burden of educating illegal immigrant students.

FCPS has a "policy" that students are educated where they sleep, but is that codified into law? Can someone cite the Code?

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