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The document is a legal decision regarding a petition filed by a mother, M.G.L., on behalf of her three children against the West Orange Board of Education. The petitioner challenged the Board's delay in enrolling her children in school after their arrival from Haiti, claiming it constituted a denial of admission and violated procedural due process rights. The Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) found that the delay was due to incomplete proof of residency rather than an outright denial of admission. The Commissioner agreed with the ALJ's findings but noted that certain enrollment practices, such as requiring a certificate of inhabitancy, were inappropriate. Ultimately, the appeal was denied, affirming that there was no violation of due process.

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