In Re Residence Hearing Before the Board of School Directors

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• noting that the Public School Code of 1949, 24 P.S. § 130.1302, uses “the term ‘resides’ rather than terms such as ‘has a primary residence’ or ‘is domiciled’ in the school district.”
• “Residence” . . . is “a factual place of abode” evidenced by a person’s physical presence in a particular place
• mother and children who moved to rented townhouse, leaving father in family home, were residents of townhouse where they stayed during day, slept at night, received mail and phone calls, and kept clothing, books, and other supplies

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