[Publius6961]

Then why did I have to prove my residency for my school district with my home closing papers, a copy of my child’s birth certificate, her up to date immunizations, copy of a light bill, phone bill, etc. Did I leave anything out?

Yes you did.
You left out the contents of that letter.

All you need to do is tell the school authorities to piss off and enroll your children and quote the letter:

Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits discrimination based on race, color, or national origin, among other factors, by public schools. Also cite Plyler v. Doe, the 1982 decision by the U.S. Supreme Court that held a state may not deny access to a basic public education to any child, whether that child is present in the country legally or not.

Place of residence is irrelevant, if legal immigration status is irrelevant. Unfortunately, the masters at the Department of Education forgot to mention legal address, which is based on legal residency.

[poobear]

You do risk ostracizing yourself and your child being white while conservative if you know what I mean.

Funny thing is, when I moved here the schools were doing so well they were afraid of overcrowding. The best schools in the State are here. Now they're crying because our county is built out and there are no new children registering. They are losing thousands of students each year and none to replace them. Glad I've stayed long enough to see this.