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[quote=Anonymous]Here's more insight on this story. This involves a situation of "I am going to send you to live with your father." But I don't give up custodial rights to you either. So, I send you from PG County to DC to live with your Father and there's no official custodial rights exchanged. I enroll you into school as the parent because you live with me but I don't have the custodial rights granted. Is it a case where the coach should be fired for something that parent were lacking in securing. This goes to show you that this residency rule is such a joke, here it is that parent violated a rule and DCPS teacher gets fired from coaching. I can see where this is going now, they will catch another violator and fire the registrar or better yet the custodian. Lawd, help us in DC. My scenario to this situation is like when a principal hires a teacher who has a bogus degree, would you fire the princpal or the human resource specialist from DCPS who previous validates the employee"s credentials? Which leads to the Woodson situation, DCPS Athletic Department sanctioned that all of the residency paperwork was in order and validated the student. If that's the case, teachers beware if it is found out that your teaching a non-resident you might be terminated from teaching.[/quote]
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