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To the editor: I was very pleased to see the outcome of the
truancy ordinance issue with the city council. It is great that
Alderman Marty Neitzel stepped up to the plate and got involved in
working through the process of drafting an ordinance that would give
Jean Anderson and her staff another tool to combat truancy in all
stages of severity and that addressed some concerns of home-school
parents.
I hope that public, private and home-school students alike can
appreciate efforts made in the name of education on their behalf.
Ian Crider
[Posted
February 06, 2008]
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