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Originally posted by lostviking
I laughed when I read, "are you sure there isn't more to the story?". You can rule out abusing my children. I am 5'8" and 125 pounds. My eldest is a linebacker at 6'3" and 230, my 15 year old 6' 3" 185. My children lack for nothing, and we adore them. I have friends on the City Counsel and in the media. I also know of other children attending the other high school that play football....and are not in the right zone to do so. I have enough information to bring the other high school's program down. All I have to do is to drive that reporter around town........
You will enroll your child at the school that is in your school zone (based on your home address)
by completing the Student Registration form, and Annual Student Emergency Information Card.
You must provide: (3) proofs of residency, Florida Immunization Certificate, physical examination
(if new to Florida), and proof of age. Note: If divorced, provide a copy of the decree and any
current legal documents that apply to the parents’ rights as they relate to the child at school.
Proof of Residency
Provide ONE of the following: Collier County Homestead Exemption Card, Collier County
Property Tax Notice, Home Purchase Contract in Collier County, Copy of a Collier County
Manifestation of Domicile filed by the parent, a current rental or lease agreement; AND TWO of
the following: a current Florida driver license or Florida Identification Card, automobile Insurance
(last two statements); a current electric billing statement, water bill, cable bill or landline phone bill
(last two statements).
Parents who would like their child to attend a school other than their home zoned school must
submit a request to the Choice and Out of Zone Specialist (see form on the district website). Out
of zone attendance must be approved before the student may enroll.
Parents who live with someone else must provide: notarized letter from person they are living with
stating that the parent and child live there, notarized letter from parent(s) that they, in fact, live
with such person, (3) proofs of address from person who wrote the letter to establish that they live
in the school zone, (3) proofs of address from the parent to verify that they live at the address.
Parents whose child lives with someone else must submit a notarized power of attorney to the
Department of Student Services review prior to enrollment that states relationship of guardian to
child, that guardian will be responsible for the child’s educational need, and length of temporary
guardianship. If Student Services approves enrollment of the child by the guardian, the guardian
must sign district Statement of Acceptance of Responsibility Form. Note: Evidence of pursuit of
legal custody through the courts must be provided to the school within 90 days, Student Services
will follow-up with district letter to parent/guardian and school, as needed.
Homeless student information is available by contacting the Homeless Liaison at
Should a student move, proof of residency must be provided, as stated above. The following
items are evidence a move is full and complete: the former residence is not occupied for any
purpose at any time by the student or parent/guardian with whom the student has been living; and
all personal belongings are moved from the former residence; and mail is received at the new
residence; and all utilities are transferred to the new residence; and driver license, voter
registration and other forms of legal identification are changed to the new residence.
Proof of Residency
Districts will request information regarding residency to determine the location of the student's domicile but not as it relates to citizenship or immigration status.
The place of residence for the child is deemed to be that place, with address specific, where the parent(s) or guardian eats and sleeps on a continuous basis. A student and his/her parents cannot occupy a residence at more than one (1) address. If Homestead Exemption within Collier County is claimed, that address is considered the family's primary residence. Proof of such residency and exemption is required.
Notice
Students whose parents are found, after an appropriate, reasonable investigation, to have submitted inaccurate information in an effort to enroll a student in a school to which the student is not assigned and it is determined the place of residence, including that which is claimed as Homestead, is not the real residence, shall be immediately withdrawn and referred for enrollment in the appropriate boundaried school.
COMPLAINT PROCEDURE
Students, parent(s)/guardian(s), employees, or community members should notify the District Complaint Manager if they believe that the School Board, its employees or agents have violated their rights guaranteed by the State or Federal Constitution, State or Federal statute, or Board policy, or have a complaint regarding:
A. Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act;
B. Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972;
C. Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973;
D. Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, 20 U.S.C. 1400 et seq.;
E. Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, 42 U.S.C. 2000d et seq.;
F. Equal Employment Opportunities Act (Title VII of the Civil Rights Act), 42 U.S.C. 2000e et seq.;
G. provision of services to homeless students;
H. other complaints concerning District curriculum, instructional materials, programs, or staff.
The Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) shall respond and endeavor to resolve complaints without resorting to this procedure and, if a complaint is filed, to address the complaint. Use of this procedure is not a prerequisite to the pursuit of other remedies and use of this procedure does not extend any filing deadline related to the pursuit of other remedies.
Filing a Written Complaint
A person (hereinafter referred to as complainant) who wishes to avail himself/herself of this procedure may do so by filing a complaint with the CAO. The CAO may request the complainant to provide a written statement regarding the nature of the complaint or require a meeting with the parent(s)/guardian(s) of a student.
Investigation
The CAO will investigate the complaint or appoint a person to undertake the investigation on his/her behalf. If the complainant is a student, the CAO will notify the student's parent(s)/guardian(s) that they may attend any investigatory meetings in which the student is involved. The complaint and identity of the complainant will not be disclosed except (1) as required by law or this policy; (2) as necessary to fully investigate the complaint, or (3) as authorized by the complainant. Within a reasonable time after the complaint was filed, the CAO shall file a written report of findings with the Superintendent.
If a complaint of sexual harassment contains allegations involving the Superintendent or a Board member, the Board attorney will be the investigating party. Sanctions against the offender will be made in accordance with the procedures set forth in statutes.
Decision
Within five (5) school days after receipt of the CAO's report, the Superintendent shall render a written decision, which shall be provided to the complainant, as well as the CAO.
This complaint procedure shall not be construed to create an independent right to a Board hearing.
"Students whose parents are found, after an appropriate, reasonable investigation, to have submitted inaccurate information..."
Originally posted by lostviking
I think some poison ivy or poison sumac vines might also help my cause.