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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Public schools require the parent registering the child to prove they are a DC resident through various means.The person picking up could be a grandparent, older sibling, or the other parent who might live out of state. I don't see the reason behind suspecting residency fraud simply becuase parent/guardian picking up a child has MD/VA plates. If it were a New York plate would that make a difference? In all likelihood the one case mentioned earlier might have been through the school and boards own controls. [/quote]

In most cases these people know they are wrong, but they simply don't care. They drive in dropped the kid go to work and do the same in the evening. Yeah we shouldnt assume, but stats show that its happening. Year after year, people enroll their child/children and they have proof but is it legit proof. There are cases where people let their paychecks go to the DC address, have a drivers license in  dc but renting in MD. Also PG Cty homeowners will use a relative or friend, put a utility in their name in the DC residence and use that as proof. People that want what they want without paying will find a way. Since you have to enroll the child/ren every year people find away around the residency requirements[/quote]

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