Tag Archives: Student residency

An update to a story WABE aired last month regarding the Atlanta Public Schools address verification policy to prove student residency. Then there were allegations that African American students were being targeted to prove their residency to attend Morningside Elementary … Continue reading →

After serving more than a dozen years on the Wainscott School Board, Iris Osborn abruptly resigned Wednesday amid allegations by the school board that her grandchildren are illegally going to Wainscott schools. http://liarcatchers.com/studentresidency.html “Unfortunately, I’m very, very upset,” Osborn told … Continue reading →

BY MATTHEW MARTIN | Staff Reporter A new bill in the Indiana Legislature may change the requirements of residency for veterans. The new bill would allow veterans relocating to Indiana, or previous Indiana resident veterans, to be eligible for in-state … Continue reading →

DCPS projected an enrollment of 47,247 students for the 2011-12 school year when it put together its current budget. And through the uniform per pupil funding formula, which provides a minimum of $8,945 for each student, that’s what the school … Continue reading →

SPUSD must find solution with residency The school is in a state of over-enrollment, and the gates for those eligible to attend SPHS are slowly closing. There are simply more kids than the school can accommodate. But if space is … Continue reading →

JAMESBURG — In an effort to stop students who do not live in town from enrolling in borough schools, the Board of Education is exploring the feasibility of hiring an investigator to verify pupils’ residential status. http://liarcatchers.com/studentresidency.html The board last … Continue reading →

For more than a month, Carolyn Thompson suspected someone was tailing her to and from her son’s school. http://liarcatchers.com/studentresidency.html One day after picking him up from Tevis Junior High, she made random turns and still the four-door sedan was behind … Continue reading →

Sinner or saint? A Manhattan principal who moonlights as a charity chief allowed students to bunk in his Brooklyn house, The Post has learned. John Pettinato, 60, who runs both the Institute for Collaborative Education, a grades 6-12 public school … Continue reading →

When Mafia bosses Carmine Galante and Paul Castellano met their violent ends, Joseph Wendling was one of the investigators at the scenes. Wendling, 65, is currently a private investigator checking into residency violations of students who go to Herricks and … Continue reading →

The competition would now seem to be so great that that an increasing number of parents are being investigated over suspected admissions fraud after attempting to cheat to get children into the best schools. As a result many parents are … Continue reading →