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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don"t live  in DC, but strikes me as crazy that a non resident can stay at a school, even paying tuition,when there are many dc residents who would fight over the spot.  I definitely think  other parents at the school would rightly make a stink and it would be hard to keep it a secret and for your child to also have a normal social life.  I'd either find a way for one parent to stay in DC or move somewhere else with a good preschool.  Your kid is so young it would be not be a difficult transition.[/quote]
It may strike you as crazy, but that's the rule. Reading legalize on here makes it clear the rule isn't going to change or that people don't know what the rules are.[/quote]

Actually I am a lawyer and I think what was cited here could be subject to more than one interpretation.  Even if OP had the right to remain at the school, they and their child could be socially ostracized.  Seems crazy to spend $9,000 or more a year when there are equivalent options that would be free after one year and no tension.  Or one parent could stay in DC[/quote]

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