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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Has DC ever done an anonymous review of a school like Maury to see how big of problem residency fraud really is. More to just gain overall information, not to target individual families. I guess Duke Ellington had an audit a few years ago. But it is a different animal. I work in social services (in PG county), and there are a lot of very convoluted custody and living situations that most of the snowflakes on this site could not imagine in a million years. I also agree that there are black PG county residents who feel entitled to send their kids to DC schools because family still live there and to them, it is "home". School registrars aren't there to "investigate", they are just box checkers. [b]How much do you want the district to spend on investigating residency fraud?[/b] Charter schools actively want as many kids as possible for count day so they get their money. Very little incentive there for investigation if a family can provide some sort of paperwork. OP, I assume you have very young children. What is your end game? Charter school? Private school? How is that helping your community and local schools. You can be angry at boundary cheaters as yet another dysfunction of DCPS, but, ask yourself, are your hands clean?[/quote] DC spends almost $30,000 per student. So for every cheater they catch they could provide housing for homeless families in DC.[/quote] We both know that budgets don't really work this way. I'm curious if you can provide me a link for "DC spends almost $30,000 per student". Budget numbers published by DCPS, are not nearly this high. Even if you are looking at the total budget--not just general education. This is what I am looking at. https://dcpsbudget.ourdcschools.org/ . Thanks for additional sources.[/quote]
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