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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In my time dealing with dcps and dcpcs, I got to know a lot of kids and a lot of families. Many had complicated custody arrangements. Sometimes the kids use grandma's address because they're there more than half the time. Sometimes someone gets evicted mid-year. Sometimes shit happens.

I know a white affluent family much like my own with one divorced parent in MD and ine in DC. At varying times they've sent the kids back and forth. Since it's shared custody, this is actually legal--at least that's my understanding.

But you who whine don't whine about them. You are incapable of having this conversation without making it into a loaded topic with talk about "Mamas" and  government jobs. I get it. You're obsessed. You were whining about the same thing in 2015.

Sucks to be you, babe.[/quote]

You don’t even need shared custody — if one of the child’s parents resides in DC, that is sufficient to legally enroll a child in a DC school, provided that the DC resident parent is the one enrolling the student. [/quote]

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