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[quote=Anonymous]In a Manhattan school people would have enough compassion not to disrupt a child's education mid-year. We had friends who moved to NJ mid-year and commited in with their kid to keep her with her school until year end. One of them worked in Brooklyn anyway, and they had family there.

Another notable example you've never heard of, because you are provincial as hell, is the girl profiled in the homeless series by the times reporter a few years back. Although her family was bounced around to homeless shelters in the Bronx and Manhattan, her brooklyn school's principal made a point of keeping a safe place for her at the school in Brooklyn.

In so many cases, we are talking about financially strapped families, whose kids need the stability. Because of this I honestly think it is 1.) None of my business and 2.) Up to the school's professional staff and the caregivers of the child in question. Much as I am not mean-spirited enough to question your list of itemized deductions, or how you got that down payment for your house on your 125k salary, I also do not question your parenting choices, as it is not my job.
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