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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No.[/quote]

Ignore the PP, OP.

There is no rule that stipulates that lottery applicants be DC residents at the time of the lottery

You can enter the lottery using your MD address, but it is unlikely you will get spot.  Even if you do, there is a chance that the DC residents who apply to the school after the lottery cut-off will be admitted before you are.

Instead, enter the lottery using the address of your DC rental property.  If you get a spot, you will have to move back to DC before the cut-off date for residency verification.  If you decide not to move back into your rental property, you can use your new DC address to prove residency. [/quote]

You are utterly full of crap.  Every charter I applied to required that I provide a DC address AND proof of residency.  Bottom line OP is that DC public charter schools are for the children of DC residents.  Sorry.  If you don't like it, move to DC.[/quote]

+1....we applied to over 12 charters via the lottery and were never booted out of the process for our VA residence. We were actually in the process of buying a home in DC, but had not closed on it at the time of the lottery. Our son was offered a space at 2 schools immediately after the lottery and by the time we got word we had moved into our new home in the city and met the residency requirement.

Nonsense.  No charter that we've applied to required proof of residency to enter the lottery.  Proof of residency was only needed when we were offered a decided to accept a spot.[/quote][/quote]

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