Can children whose parents hold a US L 1 work visa attend public schools?

One advantage of L 1 visa to go to the United States is that the children of L 1 visa holders can go together (L2 visa), and they can attend American public schools (1- 12 grades) and public universities at state tuition fees.

According to American immigration law, spouses and children of L 1 visa holders (unmarried under 2 1) can go to the United States with L2 visa. Spouses can apply for work permits, and children can study in public schools for free until they graduate from high school. If you study in a public university in this state, you can enjoy the treatment of citizens in this state in terms of tuition fees, which will be twice or even more cheaper than that of international students.

It's easy for children to apply for admission. They only need to provide their own passports, their parents' driver's licenses (or passports), and the water and electricity bills of their places of residence (confirm the school district according to the address written on the bills). If you rent a house, you need the landlord's driver's license.