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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'd mind my own business.  Why does it matter to you? [b] It has no impact on you or your life[/b].  If you report, it is because you are bitter about your own life.  Maybe you are angry how stretched your family is to live in the Woodson district.  Maybe you are worried their kids are going to get something your kids can't get.  Just don't.  Focus on your own family and stop worrying about other people. [/quote]

You must be violating boundary rules too.
 It absolutely has an impact on the OP's life and on that of other kids legitimately enrolled at the school. It impacts them when classes get overcrowded. It impacts them when they don't make XYZ team or the school play because that kid took one of the spots. It impacts them when there aren't enough hardcopy textbooks to go around and they need one (happened to us). It impacts them when they allow only a portion of the students in a given grade to go on a field trip (as in Civics in our MS, when only half the kids taking this [i]required[/i] course were allowed to go on the field trip to the Fairfax courthouse). It impacts them when students move around for various electives and suddenly find themselves with no desk to sit at (as happened to my kid during an "enrichment" type of period in ES. There were 32 kids in his class during the regular subjects and no room to add another desk).

Everyone knows that schools that are perceived as more desirable are overcrowded and have atrocious class sizes. People who cheat make it worse.[/quote]

agreed. [/quote]

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