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Residency audit flags more than 300 students for verification; disenrollment possible
Summary
District staff reported an audit that placed more than 300 students on a verification list; families are receiving repeated notices and the district said failure to verify residency by the stated deadline could lead to disenrollment proceedings, though graduating seniors were excluded from immediate action.
A staff member told the board the district conducted a residency audit and identified “over 300 students on the list” who need to provide updated documentation, and that families have received daily notices through ParentSquare to request the required paperwork.
The staff member said the district set a deadline (reported in the meeting as May 1) for families to supply residency documents and warned that the district’s policy allows disenrollment if residency cannot be verified; the presentation noted the district is working to avoid presenting a lengthy disenrollment list to the board and is making daily outreach efforts, including phone calls, to reduce disruption.
Officials said they excluded graduating seniors from the immediate verification list to avoid transient disruption during graduation season; they also said some families uncovered in the audit appear to live outside town and will be managed through the established process, including potential referral for nonresident tuition fees if appropriate.
What happens next: Staff said they will continue daily outreach, cross‑reference siblings to limit unintended impact, and bring any disenrollment recommendations to the board if the verification deadline is not met.
