North Pike school district checking where students live


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MCCOMB, Miss. (AP) — The first phase of residency verifications for North Pike School District is complete.

Superintendent Dennis Penton tells the Enterprise-Journal (http://bit.ly/1G386jH) out of 187 affidavits, about 30 were questionable.

Penton said for parents who falsified information, corrective action in the form of criminal charges, removal of students from the district or a combination of the two will take place.

Trustee Kevin Matthew mentioned at several past board meetings, including the Oct. 1 meeting, that he has heard reports of students riding the bus from a driveway that has no house connected to it.

Penton said those situations will be investigated, mostly for the safety of students.

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