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yes depending on absences and excuses. If you have a doctor's note you should be excused. If not, after ten absences fa…

Yes but only in cases of sickness or family issue that can be proved without a doubt. And enforce harder punishments for…

No, and I don't believe we should allow kids to 'drop out' of high school. I also don't believe that kids with problems…

No, but there should be no sanctions against the kid or the family other than the police taking the kid to school.

Fine parents/guardians for failing to ensure their children are in school - absent extenuating circumstance

No, but the stance should be more lenient and should be targeted to children who miss enough school to be missing out on…

Yes, for students at least. Truancy is usually a family issue that should be addressed on an individual, case-by-case le…

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