CPS seeks over $100K from parents after discovering students didn’t live in district

CHICAGO - Chicago Public Schools is pushing to expel three students after finding out they don't live in the district.

CPS claims the parents lied about their address to get around the $14,000 yearly non-resident rate.

Now, the district wants to charge them more than $100,000 in tuition on top of the bill.

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It is also pushing to permanently bar the students from ever attending any selective enrollment schools.