Boston Public Schools says adult woman posed as high school student

An adult woman who used “falsified identification” to enroll as a student at three different Boston Public Schools this year is being investigated by police, officials said. 

The Boston Police Department received a call from school administrators on June 14 after they became “concerned about a student” who was withdrawing from their school after enrolling less than a week before on June 8, according to a Boston police incident report sent to USA TODAY.

A man said his “daughter” was being bullied at the school and he wanted to enroll her into another school, the incident report said.

“Concerned that there may be some sort of custodial issue with the parents, the school began to ask from the district all of the enrollment paperwork,” Boston police said in the report. “It was when looking through the paperwork that a school administrator had noticed that one of the forms submitted for enrollment was not right.”