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July is National Make a Difference to Children Month. And making a difference starts with noticing. Listening. Engaging.
Truancy Intervention GeorgiaJuly 15, 2026

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July is National Make a Difference to Children Month.

And making a difference starts with noticing. Listening. Engaging. Imagine the difference we can make with a growing community of allies dedicated to ensuring no child falls through the cracks. As a new school year approaches, we’re continuing to build momentum around what matters most: helping Georgia’s kids stay connected, supported, and engaged in their education. Stay close this month as we share how you can make a difference for students and families across Georgia. ⭐ #EveryPresenceMatters
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