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ARTICLE · 09 OCTOBER 2019

See You In Court! - October 2019

Patty Parent, a single mother, came to the office at Acorn Elementary School at the beginning of the school year, asking that the office change the address for her two children.

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Patty Parent, a single mother, came to the office at Acorn Elementary School at the beginning of the school year, asking that the office change the address for her two children.  However, when she gave her mother’s address in a neighboring school district, the administrative assistant told her that her children could no longer attend Acorn Elementary Schools because they are now apparently living in another town.  Patty Parent disagreed, however, claiming that she and her children are now homeless.  “This is above my pay grade,” the administrative assistant responded, and she told Patty Parent to go talk to the Superintendent.

Patty Parent promptly met with Mr. Superintendent, and she told a sad story.  She and her children had been living in an apartment in Nutmeg, but she had been unable to keep up with her rent payments and she was evicted.  As a result, she moved in with her mother in a neighboring town.  Patty Parent then reiterated her claim that she and her

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