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Well-Off Schools Look to Weed Out Nonresidents

Source: New York Times | Nation | September 12, 2012



In many school districts around the country, particularly those in wealthier areas, taxpayers are increasingly vigilant about how their dollars are spent and they're unwilling to pay for students whose families may be tricking the system to get a better education.

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