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soccermom50
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What is the name of your state? Illinois
My son's residency was challenged due to the superintendent being told his parents divorced and we moved out of the district. First off, I was never married to his dad; we cohabitated. A certified letter was sent to my parent's house...which is where I live now out of the district. The certified letter went on to say it was a class c misdemenor for falsifying info so a child to go to school there. We felt discriminated since we were singled out...there are other kids that don't live in the district at all and don't pay tuition. He was saying we would have to pay tuition for him to attend there.
He stays with his dad 3 out of 5 days so he can go to school there. Problem---I don't know how the school superintendent got the address...it wasn't correct anyway...he stated this morning they got it as a forwarding address. From who? I never used my parent's address on anything the school has. I went in with his father to challenge the certified letter. The superintendent stated he didn't think a father was involved. He stated he heard we were divorced and moved. I asked why the letter was not sent to the address on the enrollment form and he couldn't answer.
His dad feels like he has been slandered, I feel like my privacy was violated since someone gave the school the address of my parent's home. The superintendent says no one else was involved. My son can't remember it, so it wasn't him. Shall I file a grievance with the Illinois State Board of Education? It's hard to file a grievance with the school since the principal and superintendent are both involved.
Thanks for any insight.
My son's residency was challenged due to the superintendent being told his parents divorced and we moved out of the district. First off, I was never married to his dad; we cohabitated. A certified letter was sent to my parent's house...which is where I live now out of the district. The certified letter went on to say it was a class c misdemenor for falsifying info so a child to go to school there. We felt discriminated since we were singled out...there are other kids that don't live in the district at all and don't pay tuition. He was saying we would have to pay tuition for him to attend there.
He stays with his dad 3 out of 5 days so he can go to school there. Problem---I don't know how the school superintendent got the address...it wasn't correct anyway...he stated this morning they got it as a forwarding address. From who? I never used my parent's address on anything the school has. I went in with his father to challenge the certified letter. The superintendent stated he didn't think a father was involved. He stated he heard we were divorced and moved. I asked why the letter was not sent to the address on the enrollment form and he couldn't answer.
His dad feels like he has been slandered, I feel like my privacy was violated since someone gave the school the address of my parent's home. The superintendent says no one else was involved. My son can't remember it, so it wasn't him. Shall I file a grievance with the Illinois State Board of Education? It's hard to file a grievance with the school since the principal and superintendent are both involved.
Thanks for any insight.