What is done to prevent students with false addresses from attending Lyons Creek Middle?
First, the School Board takes this issue very seriously. It is a felony to use a false address to attend a school other than the particular school a student is assigned to attend. School registrars require two documents proving a student’s address in order to register a student. If it is suspected that a false address has been given, the District has a Special Investigations Unit that is dispatched to verify residence at the address in question. Secondly, the School Boundaries Department verifies that addresses given for every student fall within the boundaries of the schools they are attending. This is done four times a year. Lists of out-of-boundary addresses are generated and sent to the area offices and individual schools so that students can be directed to register at their assigned schools.
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