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Truancy Intervention Georgia
Following emancipation, formerly enslaved African Americans viewed education as the ultimate symbol of freedom — pursuin
Truancy Intervention GeorgiaJune 19, 2026

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Following emancipation, formerly enslaved African Americans viewed education as the ultimate symbol of freedom — pursuing literacy, building community schools, and learning together in multigenerational classrooms.

That beautiful picture of resilience fuels hope as we continue working to remove systemic barriers to educational equity. Happy Freedom Day! 🎉 #Juneteenth
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