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The ’26–’27 school year is just around the corner! 🎒 For many kids, that means fresh haircuts and new beginnings. Other
Truancy Intervention GeorgiaJuly 25, 2026

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The ’26–’27 school year is just around the corner!

🎒 For many kids, that means fresh haircuts and new beginnings. Others will be staring down obstacles that put regular attendance out of reach. ​We’re calling on our community to help clear these hurdles so every student can show up, stay engaged, and achieve their goals. ​Learn more on our blog about the impact your support makes!
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