Anonymous
Post 07/29/2012 15:34     Subject: Using grandparent address to get into a particular school cluster
Romney has 8 houses. He can pick and choose.
Anonymous
Post 07/25/2012 16:18     Subject: Re:Using grandparent address to get into a particular school cluster
If Romney can cleverly use loopholes why can't the rest of us?
Anonymous
Post 07/25/2012 16:17     Subject: Re:Using grandparent address to get into a particular school cluster
If Romney can cleverly use loopholes why can't the rest of us?
Anonymous
Post 07/25/2012 06:43     Subject: Using grandparent address to get into a particular school cluster
04:36 apply for a change of school assignment.
Anonymous
Post 07/25/2012 04:36     Subject: Using grandparent address to get into a particular school cluster
New poster here: My children are currently watched at their grandparents' home every day, and have been for the past 3 years. When y DD starts kindergarten, it would be much easier to have her in their school district. Is that chaetaing or scamming the system?
Anonymous
Post 07/25/2012 00:13     Subject: Using grandparent address to get into a particular school cluster
Anonymous wrote:BTW, before you call someone a liar, you should consider that the world is larger than your micro chasm. My friend moved from the county mid-year and used an alternate address for their residency. The school found close to the end of the year and they prorated tuition for the time they were not residents of the county. Ignorance really pissed me off.


That isn't a COSA situation, it's flat out cheating the system. Of course they would pay in this situation. They should be attending school in another county.
Anonymous
Post 07/24/2012 23:17     Subject: Re:Using grandparent address to get into a particular school cluster
A friend of ours is so called "renting" at his friend's place so that his son can attend a better school. Not much is needed to prove that he resides there. He showed them a bogus lease agreement. So if you want it badly enough it can be done!
Anonymous
Post 07/20/2012 09:40     Subject: Re:Using grandparent address to get into a particular school cluster
Anonymous wrote:
I'll believe it when you provide proof... Since you already pay tuition in county via taxes there is no justification to make you pay something else for the "time out of jurisdiction". The person was STILL in jurisdiction...


Did you not read the post. The individual referenced was no longer in jurisdiction. There was no issue when the family lived in the county. The problem happened when they moved to a neighboring county and continued to send their children to Fairfax County schools which they were no longer supporting with their tax dollars.

DCUM's and their idiotic "provide "proof" comments. Do a little research. There is a difference between what happens when people try to scam the system within jurisdictions and when they try to scam the system between jurisdictions.


Did you not read the flow of this thread. It was posted :

Anonymous wrote:
"Lying about an address within the county is not punishable by a fine"

The response was:
"Absolutely untrue in Fairfax County. My friend (my best friend so I know what I am talking about) was hit it thousands of dollars of fines/tuition"

So clearly the rebuttal to within county was countered with not true... until the poster clarifies I'm taking it at face value.

Anonymous
Post 07/20/2012 09:22     Subject: Re:Using grandparent address to get into a particular school cluster
I'll believe it when you provide proof... Since you already pay tuition in county via taxes there is no justification to make you pay something else for the "time out of jurisdiction". The person was STILL in jurisdiction...


Did you not read the post. The individual referenced was no longer in jurisdiction. There was no issue when the family lived in the county. The problem happened when they moved to a neighboring county and continued to send their children to Fairfax County schools which they were no longer supporting with their tax dollars.

DCUM's and their idiotic "provide "proof" comments. Do a little research. There is a difference between what happens when people try to scam the system within jurisdictions and when they try to scam the system between jurisdictions.
Anonymous
Post 07/20/2012 09:04     Subject: Re:Using grandparent address to get into a particular school cluster
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:If the school is not at capasity in MoCo you can ask for a transfer even if the grandparents don't live in the district. My friend did this for her daughter who was being stalked by a boy. The school was on her way to work and not at capasity. Though she risks losing the spot each year.


How can I easily determine if school is at capacity or not?


She asked the school counselor to help her find a new placement but you can call the office - school offices are staffed in the summer.
Anonymous
Post 07/20/2012 09:00     Subject: Re:Using grandparent address to get into a particular school cluster
Anonymous wrote:
Lying about an address within the county is not punishable by a fine. They will simply redirect you toward your home school.


Absolutely untrue in Fairfax County. My friend (my best friend so I know what I am talking about) was hit it thousands of dollars of fines/tuition--whatever you want to call it. She no longer lived in the jurisdiction and was required to pay for the time after she left. The told her if she wanted to continue and finish out the school year she would would be required to pay for the remainder of the year also.


I'll believe it when you provide proof... Since you already pay tuition in county via taxes there is no justification to make you pay something else for the "time out of jurisdiction". The person was STILL in jurisdiction...

Anonymous
Post 07/20/2012 08:37     Subject: Using grandparent address to get into a particular school cluster
Jail time for dead beat parents , you did pay taxes for that school
Anonymous
Post 07/20/2012 08:34     Subject: Re:Using grandparent address to get into a particular school cluster
http://www.care2.com/causes/Ohio-Mother-Convicted-of-Felony-in-School-Residency-Case.html

Ohio mother convicted of felony in school residency case. Link above.

Check the laws in your jurisdiction carefully.
Anonymous
Post 07/20/2012 08:32     Subject: Re:Using grandparent address to get into a particular school cluster
Anonymous wrote:
Lying about an address within the county is not punishable by a fine. They will simply redirect you toward your home school.


Absolutely untrue in Fairfax County. My friend (my best friend so I know what I am talking about) was hit it thousands of dollars of fines/tuition--whatever you want to call it. She no longer lived in the jurisdiction and was required to pay for the time after she left. The told her if she wanted to continue and finish out the school year she would would be required to pay for the remainder of the year also.


No, above poster. Your best friend was fined because she did not reside IN Fairfax County. County residents pay taxes that support county students attending county schools. The post you quoted refers to lying about an address WITHIN the county. If you live in Fairfax County and lie about your address within Fairfax County, you could be sent back to your base school-- the one in the neighborhood where you actually reside. You will not be fined or charged a tuition.
Anonymous
Post 07/20/2012 08:31     Subject: Re:Using grandparent address to get into a particular school cluster
There are spot check visits on minority family's kid's houses. It happened to us in Ward 3 and we are a family with biracial kids.