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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As of this week I was at DCPS high-school football scrimmage and I noticed a parent who had her son enrolled in a catholic middle-school last year.  This parents resides in PG-County.  Well her son attends a DCPS school and I inquired did she move to DC.  She said "hell no" but as long as his daddy lives in DC, I'll let'em have the DCPS thrill for awhile.  But if it doesn't work out well, he'll be on PG County roles in a heartbeat.

Hence; School swapping. [/quote]

If the father lives in DC and is paying taxes why can't the kid go to school in DC?  I live in MoCo and there are defintely kids with divorced parents who live on both sides of the line who are attending MCPS.  [/quote]

That's my point there are so many family dynamics and to equate that wrong doing is because of a car with out-of-town license plates is the beginning of distrust is foolishness.  No wonder DCPS only puts two-people in charge of ensuring policy and procedures are observed.  This is not Mayberry and this your not worthy because you don't pay taxes is a useless base.  We can't have it both ways as in Taxation without Representation and then in another breathe You don't pay taxes and you don't deserve a free education.  A more adequate statement is "you have to pay to play in DCPS."[/quote]

You must be word salad lady.  I am not quite sure what you are trying to say but my point was that if one parent lives in DC they are paying taxes and therefore have a right to send their child to DCPS.  Not sure what representation in the House and Senate has to do with it.[/quote]

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