income probably has something to do with the money they can get from the gov etc.
Lower income probably equals more federal money for certain programs.
edit on 21-9-2012 by benrl because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by caladonea
reply to post by k21968
What does your daughter think of all of this? Will she resent you and your husband for not giving out the information...because if you don't; she won't graduate nor get a transcript of her grades
I personally would (set my pride aside) fill out the form completely....and go to my daughters graduation...knowing I did the right thing.
Or....you could get a lawyer.
edit on 21-9-2012 by caladonea because: edit
Originally posted by k21968
reply to post by caladonea
THis has nothing to do with PRIDE. It has to do with what the heck business of the school how much or how little money we make. It is the principle of the idea.
Originally posted by k21968
reply to post by caladonea
Of course she is scared this will effect her applications to college. She doesnt understand why I dont just tell them what they want and I have tried to explain....but anyone with a 17 yr old child knows that is impossible. She will get it when she is my age. Lord i sound like my mother.


Originally posted by k21968
reply to post by caladonea
Of course she is scared this will effect her applications to college. She doesnt understand why I dont just tell them what they want and I have tried to explain....but anyone with a 17 yr old child knows that is impossible. She will get it when she is my age. Lord i sound like my mother.
Originally posted by Afterthought
reply to post by k21968
You should ask the principal how much the school gets per form, then match the amount and raise it a quarter for good measure. You'd think this would suffice unless it really is information they're after, then you better find a lawyer since it may turn into a class action suit just for the principle of the matter.
Good luck!