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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] No one is redefining anything, and everyone needs to be on notice that if the "changes" you go through in the next 12 years mean you move out of the district/your kid isn't living in the district, you can be kicked out of public school any time unless you had let them know and are paying tuition.[/quote] Would Campbell have been allowed to enroll the child in Maryland? She would have been required to be the child's legal guardian to enroll the child in Maryland. So if the mom has custody and is therefor the legal guardian, but Campbell is the primary caregiver, the child is SOL in both jurisdictions in his ability to receive an education. [/quote] Sounds like his parents a eff-ups! That's no excuse to steal a seat from a DC kid with an equally compelling need. They should have sent him private. With that McMansion in Fort Wash, they could afford it. Poor AA kids that are legal residents don't have that option. Shame on that thief. I want her fine to go towards reimbursing kids that were stolen from.[/quote] Really, that's your answer. Fuck the kid as his parents must be effed up. Apparently the child's mom is a resident of the District of Columbia. Is she a tax payer. Who knows. Maybe she is, maybe she isn't. What is really screwy about the way the law is written is that two attorneys can interpret it differently, so indeed it will be litigated at DC taxpayer expense. It is not as clearly written as some of you profess. It will be interesting to see how it is argued. For people in similar situations as this child, the alternative is to place the child in the system under kinder ship care. DC taxpayers pay the non-resident relative a fee for the care of a DC citizen. The child is then eligible to continue his education in DC. I am not condoning the practice of stealing seats from DC students, but not one of you would have sent your little darlings to Langdon Elementary. Campbell pissed somebody off and that is why she is in this conundrum. [/quote]
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