stephanddoody
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Q: Can a student be denied enrollment because the student orparent cannot provide a birth certificate and/or a social securitynumber?A: While these documents are not required for admission to school, theprincipal of any public school shall have the authority to require the parentsof any child presented for admission for the first time to such school tofurnish satisfactory evidence of date of birth. The NC General Statute 115C-http://www.ncpublicschools.org/legal/SchoolEntry.htmlLast Updated: 3/3/09364 details admission requirements. The principal may accept a birthcertificate, a social security number or other evidence of date of birth,including, but not limited to, baptismal certificate, family bible with dutifulrecords, hospital records or an affidavit of age sworn to by the parent.
It could be that the birth certificates were never asked for or never given just a theory, it says on the link they are not required but can be requested. I'm unsure if both Molly and Jason would have been involved in the school enrolment process. They were married and all of them had the same surname its easy to make assumption that she was the birth mother unless you know otherwise. None of her friends questioned Sarah not being her biological daughter
http://www.hendersoncountypublicsch...011/03/NCDPI-Kindergarten-Entry-Questions.pdf
It could be that the birth certificates were never asked for or never given just a theory, it says on the link they are not required but can be requested. I'm unsure if both Molly and Jason would have been involved in the school enrolment process. They were married and all of them had the same surname its easy to make assumption that she was the birth mother unless you know otherwise. None of her friends questioned Sarah not being her biological daughter
http://www.hendersoncountypublicsch...011/03/NCDPI-Kindergarten-Entry-Questions.pdf