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If a student is only truant once or twice, the student should be let off with a warning, but if it continues, then it sh…

I fail to see how sending kids or Juvenile Detention for truancy would incentivize them to go to school, if anything it…

As long as the student isn't absent for prolonged periods. If that happens, contact the parent and figure out the situat…

No, but increase the funds for public schools so that the public schools can help the students learn and come to class i…

Only in cases of children working to prevent family starvation, an issue we should be correcting in the first place

Yes and no, because I think alternate schooling options due to mental health should be more available.

As long as it is proven that the student wasn't skipping, for something like medical needs or illness a student should n…

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