How can i lie to a high school district were i live?
443159
YOu can use the address of a relative/friend who lives in the district.... other than that... difficult
191591
try going to the website of the school district your school is in. Like i'm in the Grossmont Union High School District, so I would go to GUHSD.com
1090968
This is hard to say for sure. I do not know the name of your school district. You can go to your school or school district's website to find out.
231692
how about going to your high school???
261193
You should be able to get them from your school office.  That's how I got mine, when I was in high school.
990829
Try going to the high school. I was on the yearbook staff in my high school and we had several yearbooks of every year since the school had opened.
150221
Most high schools do not have that online.  You would need to contact the high school that they graduated from and ask them to verify the person graduated from there.  The graduation year would be helpful in speeding up the verification.
934947
you have to talk to the registrar in the registrar office in the school which you took highschool =P.  then she will give it to you.  some fee may apply. or when you graduate from hig school they give it to you automatically.
976077
I do not think that would be a very good idea. It is not worth lying because a lie is worse that not having a high education level or such! I myself do not know how far they look into those type of things but if they catch you just say you accidentally made a mistake!
111414
Call a high school in Texas and ask them. Be sure to tell them  who you went through/are thinking on going through.
475469
Contact a local school or better yet your state education department.
167290
Go to the school board
304756
Usually, the school district will want the students to start attending the other district you moved into.  To avoid this, you can always get a Post office box (in the old district) and use that as your permanent address/mailing address.  Start driving the kids to school if you want to keep them in the same district.\n\nAt the beginning of the year, my husband and I were staying with my parents for a couple months until our house was available to move into.  Because of that, we were in a different school district but we still drove our daughter to school every morning (15 minutes away) so she wouldn't have to change schools or miss any school.  We moved back into the district but to avoid any problems, we kept a mailing address in the old district even while we were gone.
944115
You do not say where you live.  Unless your school system or school has allowed online administration, you cannot do it. Talk to a counselor to see if this is allowed. Good luck!\n\ncc
359917
go to your local school fill out some paper work let them run a background check if your ok they will call you
357976
Ask your friends at school.
109592
Call up the school district offices in Medford and ask them.