Re:Fines for Truancy ?
Luz Shosie and Ned Vare
on 8/24/02 9:40 AM, [email protected] at
[email protected] wrote:
schools (in PA at least) add a twist: "Your money or your kid's body."
In our state, CT, a child can't be considered truant if s/he is not enrolled
in a school. Therefore, homeschoolers are not liable under "truancy."
A child needs to be "absent" in order to be "truant." Homeschoolers are not
"absent."
Ned Vare
PS Such an outrageous situation as this needs to be challenged. What are
support groups for, if not this?
[email protected] wrote:
>> << She has to go enough so that she doesn't start getting truancySo, it's just like the bandit says, "Your money or your life !" Only the
>> fines. Truancy fines can get very, very expensive... >>
>>
schools (in PA at least) add a twist: "Your money or your kid's body."
In our state, CT, a child can't be considered truant if s/he is not enrolled
in a school. Therefore, homeschoolers are not liable under "truancy."
A child needs to be "absent" in order to be "truant." Homeschoolers are not
"absent."
Ned Vare
PS Such an outrageous situation as this needs to be challenged. What are
support groups for, if not this?
Helen Hegener
At 1:55 PM -0400 8/24/02, Luz Shosie and Ned Vare wrote:
situtation? If not, why not start one?
This isn't a support group, it's a discussion list. Pretty big difference.
Helen
>PS Such an outrageous situation as this needs to be challenged. What areSo isn't there a local support group challenging this outrageous
>support groups for, if not this?
situtation? If not, why not start one?
This isn't a support group, it's a discussion list. Pretty big difference.
Helen