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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NP here in a similar situation. We're at LAMB. I have one kid in an older grade so I don't think they'd care about him. But, my younger child is pre-k 3. Would they allow you to keep the younger child because you have a sibling there or would they likely force the younger one out for a dc resident?[/quote]

LAMB is pretty well known for having MD residents at it's school.  I don't think you'll have a problem.[/quote]
Yeah, but now the school is full of gentrifiers and they're cracking down on cheats. I wouldn't want that problem. Would this be a question to pose to the principal or to the charter board? Who's in charge and what are the lawful rules?[/quote]

I don't think they are "cracking down" as I know a MD admitted this year.[/quote]
To LAMB? Does his/her classmates know? How is she/he treated at play dates etc... And how have they not been turned in if not paying tuition? Also, would would decide if younger pre-k kid can stay and pay in the situation where there's an older sib?[/quote]

I can't speak to who knows what or how people are treated at playdates.  I also don't know why they have not been turned in.  I assume that just like everything else in DC - apathy.[/quote]

NP - Apparently including your own apathy PP, since you too know about this MD family and have not reported, or whoever told you about them hasn't reported.[/quote]

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