public education theft: pay back $11K in tuition, $70K in legal fees, 7 years jail

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For Some Parents, Search For Better Schools Could Lead to Jail

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[TDMVPDPOY]

thats bull

if u have the money, u should be able to choose where to get an education

as for public schools, they usually have a test system for applicants if its elite public school, then students living in the district...
most of these public ivy schools are usually situated in wealthy areas...cant blame them if they are strict on enrolments

[Nbadan]

most of these public ivy schools are usually situated in wealthy areas...cant blame them if they are strict on enrolments

Not at all...the rub comes when some people try and compare graduation rates and college enrollment records of these private ivy schools versus public schools....these ivy private schools turn away special education students, students with psychological, mental, and emotional disorders, students with learning disabilities, students with behavioral issues....public schools don't have the luxury under no child left behind..

[Wild Cobra]

Just about where ever you are, if you want to take your kids outside your district, you have to pay tuition.

[Winehole23]

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[RandomGuy]

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[RandomGuy]

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http://www.mcclatchydc.com/2015/05/1...or-better.html

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copy/paste my link, it works

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