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If it is to remain illegal to not attend school, then it should be handled at state level for more consistent enforceme…

Yes. Students who are 18 and are able to have more job hours and more legroom shouldn't be punished more so if they have…

No, but be more lenient with truancy so that students who miss school due to frequent illness or bad mental health and t…

No, but they shouldn't punish the parents, especially if the parents are trying to convince the child to go to school bu…

I think every kid should start school but if the kid has something they're doing outside of school than school should no…

Yes, parents and/or children should be held responsible if they do not have a legitimate excuse for multiple absences, b…

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