Virginia HB290 imposes a civil penalty for knowingly making false statements about a child's residency to avoid tuition or enroll in a different.
Virginia HB290 establishes a civil penalty for individuals who knowingly provide false statements about a child's residency to avoid tuition charges or enroll in a school outside their attendance zone. The penalty includes a fine not exceeding $250 and charges for the time the student was enrolled in the school division. This law aims to deter fraudulent residency claims and ensure fair enrollment practices in public schools.
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