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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She will absolutely be moving between 2 residences/family properties. She will own, not rent out and spend much time in both.[/quote]

No, she won’t.  But good try.

By the way, schools do have mechanisms to check this, although they rarely do. My friend had a home visit and the person looked at the kids’ bedrooms and looked for things like beds, dresser/closet with kids clothes, etc. [/quote]
So mom makes sure all that is in the condo if and when an inspector comes. It’s going to be HER condo.[/quote]

Wat about the kid whose honest parents can’t afford two mortgages and who play the lottery but lose because a kid like OP’s kid is taking a spot?[/quote]
Better question- Why is Wilson the only non-selective high school that people want to go to?

She is not taking a spot if she “resides” in bounds.  Would it make a difference if she moved in to the condo?  Is that still taking a spot?  She is not doing anything legally wrong- doesn’t really matter if you agree with it or not.
She wants a “better” (perceived) education for her child.  I can’t fault her for that, I can fault DCPS for the inequities in education across the city and what they are not doing about it!
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If she moved into the condo, she would reside there. Just changing your address but not actually living there means she does not reside there and her child is not IB. Not so sure why this is so hard for you to grasp?[/quote]

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