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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s fraud and if you get caught, you’ll be fined and forced to pay each years tuition for each child...[/quote]

You have no idea what you’re talking about. Go away. Tuition only applies to non-DC residents. DCPS changed it policy last year and now students can continue at their school (and feeder path too) even if they move OOB. And it’s clear DCPS did this in response to IB Parents who incessantly complained that OOB got to keep their spot even if they move houses (so long as they stay in the District). I think the complaint was intended to argue why OOB practice need to be eliminated. But since that will never go away DC responded, “OK, nobody has to leave.” Big backfire. [/quote]

The fraud here is writing a fake address on the enrollment forms. [/quote]

One of the necessary elements of fraud is injury to the defrauded party. DCPS would have to show that it is injured by a child registering in one school instead of another. I don't see how they do that.[/quote]

:roll: nice try, 1L.  I'm not talking about civil fraud.  I'm talking about putting false information on a government document.    Here is what you attest to when you fill out your DCPS enrollment form:  "I completed this form and I certify that the
information above is accurate. I understand that providing false information for purposes of defrauding the government is punishable by law."[/quote]

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