How to write a letter to school district of a change of address?
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I would also submit any legal documents such a court orders involving custody matters and legal separation forms if you have any. This way there won't be any problems involving receiving information from the school regarding your child's progress. Take care. I wish you well as you are going through this.
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YOu can use the address of a relative/friend who lives in the district.... other than that... difficult
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There is your legal address and your property address.  I don't think you can change your legal address/description as it is designated by the county/city you live in.  It is also how the lender ties your property to a loan, so it would be really hard.  Your property address might be difficult as it is how 911 locates you.  If you wanted to change a street name or a number I would think that you would call the county assessor, which should have an web address.
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Well from a Postal perspective if you didnt leave a change of address he do that if you dont live there anymore, he can write retrun to sender unless you made out change of address then the Post Office should of not delievered it to that address. Email me if you got any questions! f_gone_postal@yahoo.com
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Ya, EmilyRose is right.  Get in touch with the school district or the school itself (if you have one in mind).  You might be able to find postings on the district's Web site.
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Check the inside of one of your other magazines... it'll have a phone number for address changes.   Usually in the same area they provide the Publishing company info and such.
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You could go state by state, starting with the Department of Education for each state.  Each state will list the county school districts.  Each county will list their schools, public and private, religious, charter, alternative. etc.  Then, each of those has a website for the school and the principal's name will be on it with the contact info.\n\nIt's a lot of legwork for you.  Maybe you could contact your local Catholic dioceses and see if you can purchase a mailing list.  Even then I doubt anyone has one as comprehensive as what you are seeking.  You might have to compile that yourself.
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Fungusbrain's Idea will work - or you can go to a nearby school and just ask them.  They will be more than happy to help and they know their zone better than the district office would.
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report the change of address to the municipal authorities
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if you listed your current address, that is where it should be mailed to.
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All records should be with the district office. It should be listed in the phone book, or you can call your old school to get the number and address from them.
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Your school probably has a website.  Look it up, and they will give you contact information for the office.  I did that recently for my high school, it was easy.
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Go to usps.com ( http://zip4.usps.com/zip4/welcome.jsp ) and type in your old address. It will tell you your zip code.
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go to school district's websites. They have teacher contact e-mail addresses.
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send her a letter at the school she last taught and ask them to forward it to her...
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Call the district office and ask them.
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mapquest.com they will give u suggestions if you have a partial address