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Yes, but make it an offence for parents to fail to ensure their child is receiving an adequate education.

Yes, students shouldn’t be jailed for it, but parents should absolutely be held liable. Truancy is usually related to fa…

Yes. But someone needs to be held accountable. Put disportionate consequences on truancy only makes the problem worse

This should, to some degree, depend upon the student's situation. Some families need every available person working or c…

I feel like yes but only so long as the student exhibits good understanding of the material and also is not missing more…

No but yes. If there is a reason then kids should be allowed to miss school but the schools should be able to check on t…

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