Anonymous wrote:All OIG has asked for so far is student info - and any tuition payments from OSSE for 3 years.
No requests have been made of any other agencies.
Anonymous wrote:They can also check the data against itself. So if family X is using an address for their kids, and so is family Y, it should trigger a deeper look. Same thing if one address (a single family residence) has 10 kids using it.
Anonymous wrote:I'd be interested in hearing folks speculate on the methodology the OIG might use to do this investigation. It seems to me that the Office of Tax and Revenue is the only city agency that would have independent records of a guardian/child relationship plus a claimed DC resident status where addresses could be verified/checked.
The data from the schools will necessarily only have one parent name, which could change year to year (depending on who fills out the residency forms). Connecting the parent/child name from the school to some other city records (using address?) seems really time/labor intensive.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The gigantic number of MD license plates dropping off at schools located in proximity to federal and city office buildings.
I hate this ... our after school babysitter lives in MD (we live close to the MD border) and it makes me nervous that nervous busy bodies will be making assumptions. When I pick up, I use the metro most often since we only have one car.
Would it really be hard for you to persuade them of your residency? It seems like they are pretty flexible about what you show them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The gigantic number of MD license plates dropping off at schools located in proximity to federal and city office buildings.
I hate this ... our after school babysitter lives in MD (we live close to the MD border) and it makes me nervous that nervous busy bodies will be making assumptions. When I pick up, I use the metro most often since we only have one car.
Anonymous wrote:The gigantic number of MD license plates dropping off at schools located in proximity to federal and city office buildings.