Difference between revisions of "Compulsory attendance"

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Compulsory attendance is a type of [[law]] in many countries requiring [[children]] of a certain age to attend [[public school]], at least until a specified age. In some countries, notably the [[United States]], [[home schooling]] is a legal and viable alternative to compulsory public education.
 
Compulsory attendance is a type of [[law]] in many countries requiring [[children]] of a certain age to attend [[public school]], at least until a specified age. In some countries, notably the [[United States]], [[home schooling]] is a legal and viable alternative to compulsory public education.
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Compulsory attendance is a type of law in many countries requiring children of a certain age to attend public school, at least until a specified age. In some countries, notably the United States, home schooling is a legal and viable alternative to compulsory public education.