Per VHSL handbook page 64

(7) Residence is defined as the domicile of an individual, meaning that the individual
lives in a locality with the intent to make it a fixed and permanent home. Domicile requires
more than bodily presence as an inhabitant in a given place; it requires bodily presence
and an intention to make such a place a fixed and permanent home. Other indicia of
domicile include automobile registration, voter registration and the reporting of a mailing
address change to the appropriate agencies, such as the post office, utility companies,
creditors and employers. Under no circumstances can a family or student participant have
two residences for eligibility purposes. It is the obligation of the school to know the
complete residence status of each student participant and to see that all comply with these
requirements. Any change in residence must be bona fide. Determination of what
constitutes a bona fide change of residence depends upon the facts of each case, but in
order for a change of residence to be considered bona fide at least the following facts must
exist: (1) The original residence must be abandoned as a residence; that is sold, rented
or disposed of as a residence, and must not be used as a residence by any member of
the family, (2) The entire family must make the change and take with them the household
goods and furniture appropriate to the circumstances, and (3) The change must be made
with the intent that it is permanent.