I know that enrollment is based on where the parents work. But, the schools were set up to support The Villages and they are using taxpayer money to educate the students. So, I just think they should be required to assist in enforcing the requirement that children under 19 not live in The Villages.

"THEY" always have done just that.

The charter school system in The Villages was set up to attract better quality workers and professionals to be employed here.p and/or open business here.

I'd be okay to turn those off on the daughter, but not the child.

How do you know the child is going to the Charter school? Maybe he's attending The Villages Elementary of Lady Lake on Rolling Acres, which is not the Charter school.

The article in the online newspaper stated that the child attends the Charter School.
Skip said the mother works in The Villages, so the child is therefore entitled to attend the Charter School.
The issue is a young child living in The Villages, not which school he attends.

The unmentionable online news has more information this morning on this ongoing problem.

I didn't see any reference to this story M. A.

Same here

The bottom line is if there is no resolution the father will have to sell his house, and that would end the controversy. Sad for him. And the poor kid is just a pawn in all of this.


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The child is a pawn. His mother has used him from the get go as leverage to feed and house herself. This is all too common with adult druggies who otherwise would have to fend for themselves. They just have one or more children so that grandpa and/or grandma will continue to support them along with their grandchildren.

I've bet she hasn't been employed by villages for years, probably IMO got fired long time ago. After all, what did she do with the money she made in 8 years? I think we can probably come to conclusion of that? Surely didn't go on saving for apartment? That child not the only one living in villages under 19 and probably not the only one going to charter school when thousands are involved. Yes they try to do things right but some entitled fall through the cracks. Nobody probably verified where they live at that address, it a paper trail and paper trails can be manipulated. I still say there's hardship clause that allows children under 19, though I can't find it? Plus there district that don't have to play my majority of rules in the common villages.

Which section? I couldn't find it.

I looked for the mom on Facebook and I think I found her with her eight year old son. She appears to be involved in her local church here and looks like a typical nice person. There must be something we don't know.

:agree: You would think that she would have been saving for an apartment.
Now that she has gained possession of the home, she is protesting the lack of her dad's vehicle. :ohdear: