justalayman
Senior Member
So in short: speak with the school administration so it’s all on the up and up.
Which I believe was dealt with in the first or second response.So in short: speak with the school administration so it’s all on the up and up.
Gee, what else would you have people conceal from schools, authorities, insurance companies, taxing agencies etc, etc? Where will you be when the crap hits the fan and the consequences fall on them?I actually would not do that. I would not poke the sleeping bear. Schools are generally very good about students being able to finish out their senior year, but it may be one of those unspoken things that the school would prefer not to officially know about. If mom and dad are keeping their same cell phones/numbers then it will be easy for the school to contact mom and dad and then mom and dad can delegate as needed.
I think your pot meet kettle remark was misdirected. Adjusterjack was being critical of LdiJ's post (and rightly so).Oh my dear sweet Lord.
Pot, meet kettle.
You are definitely approaching your potential future move, and your son's staying behind to finish his senior year, in a smart way, by first researching the legalities.I really appreciate everyone's information and help. Thank you all. I have also consulted legal advice from a lawyer and confirmed my plan to have my family and I move away from my 17 yr old for 5 months (out of state) is legal, which was my main concern. I have heard of other families that have been in my situation and they did it and it worked out great. Now I just need to talk with the school and future employer and make sure everything is out on the table and understood i.e., insurance/tuition/etc. If I get nailed for doing anything illegal, I could loose my job (of which I am the breadwinner for 5 kids) or I would at least have to report it and then let the upper ups decide. So no go on that.
I figured Jack would know what I meant.Okay. So you did not have any issue with adjusterjack's post in this thread but with other posts that have been written in the past. Thanks for clarifying.