My daughter is a Chinese American born in Los Angeles. Now I am studying in junior high school in Beijing and going back to public high school in Los Angeles. Can I apply as long as I rent a house in

My daughter is a Chinese American born in Los Angeles. Now I am studying in junior high school in Beijing and going back to public high school in Los Angeles. Can I apply as long as I rent a house in the school district? You can apply as long as you live on campus. Renting a house doesn't need to be your daughter's name, as long as you can show the bills such as water, electricity, coal and telephone charges at that address when you apply. The question now is, if both parents don't live in Los Angeles, the daughter won't live in that house by herself, will she? For minors, if parents are not around, there must be a legal guardian, and this legal guardian has a power of attorney from parents, saying that XXX will become the legal guardian of my daughter XXX, and then the school can accept this student under the signature of the guardian. Other things are not complicated, but I suggest that your daughter's grades in primary and junior high schools in China can be translated to prove her level.

Generally speaking, the documents required to apply for public secondary schools include:

1 birth certificate

Physical examination report and vaccination record within one year.

Proof of address (such as bills)

Identity documents of parents or legal guardians, such as passport or driver's license (the school will make another copy to show the original).

5 Application Form (to be filled in at school)

What else is needed depends on each school.

I hope it will help the landlord.