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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why would you throw money at a lawyer when you have a contract? That would just be losing more money. 
A classmate of my dd changed to public when her family ended up moving to a good district over the summer. She attended the first week of public, said she was sick for 2 weeks and attended the private and then went back to public. [/quote]

+1 on not bothering to get a lawyer. There is no point. You signed a valid contract.

Public schools are a lot more fussy about absences than private. Two weeks is a long time to be absent and I can't see how you could be out that long without a doctor's note. I think you would just need to wait until the two weeks was up to enroll.

That said, if it were me I would just tell my kid that you missed the deadline, she was going to private next year, and be done with it. If your child was miserable I would have a different answer, but there's no way I could spend that amount of money for nothing. She can go to public next year.

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