Anonymous wrote:The issue come down to the “friend” not wanting her kids around the wrong type of minority kinds like those at Justice, but instead being around the more privileged minority kids at Langley.

Anonymous wrote:The issue come down to the “friend” not wanting her kids around the wrong type of minority kinds like those at Justice, but instead being around the more privileged minority kids at Langley.

Anonymous wrote:On a related note, the Justice principal, counselors and staff are awesome.

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Anonymous wrote:The fact that OP didn’t respond at all…. probably just a troll…

This is OP, and I've not decided yet. However, based on the hateful comments, I am leaning toward yes.

You really need to help out here OP. Because if you don’t let them use your address, their children will be condemned to attending school with all those brown skinned FARMS kids at Justice high school, instead of the privileged Langley kids.

Where is the justice in that?

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Anonymous wrote:The fact that OP didn’t respond at all…. probably just a troll…

This is OP, and I've not decided yet. However, based on the hateful comments, I am leaning toward yes.

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Anonymous wrote:how is it fraud? who is being defrauded? The resident living inside Justice pyramid is still paying Fairfax County taxes. If they were from another county and should be paying tuition to FCPS, then it would be fraud. There is no fraud in this case.

The fraud happens because the county is missing the taxes of the student's family. You cannot just substitute the resident's taxes for the student's. The county should get both. It's not the county's problem that one doesn't have kids. It is the county's problem that the family with the kid isn't directing some of their taxes to the FCPS.

See what I mean?

Not that I'm going to police who is or isn't committing residency fraud. I live and let live. But I just wanted to explain it.

Anonymous wrote:This is fraud you can lose your job and go to jail. They can also make you pay for the school bill and do something to your house based on taxes. Bad idea

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Anonymous wrote:It's interesting how so many liberal people don't want the downtrodden to have access to their better quality schools even when it is in the SAME county and SAME school district.

These are often the same people who think there should be no more affirmative action because everyone now has the same opportunities and same access to quality education if the parent only put forth some effort. Yet when a parent tries to do that people are appalled.

OP it is really easy now to change an address on a bill online like a medical record, print it out for residency purposes and change it back.

So I would be cagey about saying yes through a text or email or anything written, but saying verbally if mail came to your house that was addressed to your co-worker you wouldn't send it back to the school and mark it person doesn't live here. And that many people who do that end up getting a PO Box so mail is sent to the PO Box.

I would bet that the people committing residency fraud are people who wanted the bigger house at a cheap price and bought in a HS pyramid that they are not happy with. They are looking for a way to move their kid to a school they prefer without having to buy a more expensive, smaller house at the school they want to go to.

I would have no problem supporting FARMs kids being allowed to opt-in to a different HS with transportation. I have no problem with that. I don’t think parents who are not FARMs, choosing to live in an area, and then trying to find someone to pretend that they live in Langley boundaries to go to HS there. Pupil place if you want to attend the school.

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The problem is Justice HS has far more FARMS and BIPOC kids than Langley. Can’t you see the OP’s co-worker is desperate for her kids to get away from the BIPOCS and FARMS?

Why shouldn’t the OP help her friend get away from people like that? What’s the problem?

DP. While your attempt at trolling is pretty lame, just thought it was worth pointing out that Langley is majority minority. That often gets lost in this discussion.

Swing and a miss, PP. but you already knew that.

The Langley BIPOCs mostly benefit from unearned Asian/ Indian privilege.

The Justice BIPOCs are true URMs: Latinx youth from under-resourced communities.

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Anonymous wrote:It's interesting how so many liberal people don't want the downtrodden to have access to their better quality schools even when it is in the SAME county and SAME school district.

These are often the same people who think there should be no more affirmative action because everyone now has the same opportunities and same access to quality education if the parent only put forth some effort. Yet when a parent tries to do that people are appalled.

OP it is really easy now to change an address on a bill online like a medical record, print it out for residency purposes and change it back.

So I would be cagey about saying yes through a text or email or anything written, but saying verbally if mail came to your house that was addressed to your co-worker you wouldn't send it back to the school and mark it person doesn't live here. And that many people who do that end up getting a PO Box so mail is sent to the PO Box.

I would bet that the people committing residency fraud are people who wanted the bigger house at a cheap price and bought in a HS pyramid that they are not happy with. They are looking for a way to move their kid to a school they prefer without having to buy a more expensive, smaller house at the school they want to go to.

I would have no problem supporting FARMs kids being allowed to opt-in to a different HS with transportation. I have no problem with that. I don’t think parents who are not FARMs, choosing to live in an area, and then trying to find someone to pretend that they live in Langley boundaries to go to HS there. Pupil place if you want to attend the school.

NP.

The problem is Justice HS has far more FARMS and BIPOC kids than Langley. Can’t you see the OP’s co-worker is desperate for her kids to get away from the BIPOCS and FARMS?

Why shouldn’t the OP help her friend get away from people like that? What’s the problem?

DP. While your attempt at trolling is pretty lame, just thought it was worth pointing out that Langley is majority minority. That often gets lost in this discussion.

Swing and a miss, PP. but you already knew that.

The Langley BIPOCs mostly benefit from unearned Asian/ Indian privilege.

The Justice BIPOCs are true URMs: Latinx youth from under-resourced communities.