The answer is very important.
Once the school district believes your child is not a legal resident, it will send a letter advising you of your right to request a hearing. The hearing will take place before a hearing officer. At that hearing, the family has the burden of proof to show that the student legitimately lives in the school district.
At the hearing, it is critical to put on as much credible evidence of the child’s residency as possible. There are certainly some very conscientious and unbiased hearing officers. But there are some who will not give any benefit
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