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Started by Paul Scheidler
Thu, 28 Jan 1993 20:15
Ohio requires SSN for children to go to school?!!!?
Author: Paul Scheidler
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 20:15
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 20:15
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Hello fellow privacy seekers, With all the privacy related problems with almost every organization using your SSN, I decided to delay getting a SSN for my kids until they are have income and need a SSN for tax purposes. Now I am starting the process of getting my oldest registered for kindergarden and I am informed by the school that the state of Ohio requires a SSN for the child to go to school. If you don't have one, they will assign you a temporary number until you get your official SSN. I have not fully investigated the actual law, but I plan on fighting this law. What are my options here? Can they deny my child an education because she is not numbered? Any hints or comments are welcome. Thanks in advance, Paul Scheidler. [Moderator's Note: Ask them what they will do if you refuse to get a SSN for your kids. I think they will back down as there is a requirement for your kids to go to school. There is a small movement of parents who would rather teach their kids at home rather than send them to school. The public school establishment is against this movement and have been fighting it. If refusal to provide SSNs is all it takes to be able not to register kids in school it going to make life easier for those parents who prefer to teach their kids at home. Take a stand and force the issue. ._dennis ] paul.scheidler@sdrc.com
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