MEMPHIS, Tenn. — At least 2,500 children in Shelby County aren’t going to school, and that’s just the kids the district knows about.
Superintendent Dorsey Hopson said the numbers are troubling, especially when juvenile crime is on the rise.
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http://wreg.com/2014/09/11/at-least-2500-kids-not-going-to-school-in-shelby-county/
Hopson said parents with truant kids will get a letter in the mail stating if they don’t send their kids to school, they could face criminal charges.
With all due respect Mr. Hobson...a letter in the mail? criminal charges? Like the 15 year old participant in the mob violence at Kroger last weekend? Yeah, I'm sure that'll do it...
Superintendent Dorsey Hopson said the numbers are troubling, especially when juvenile crime is on the rise.
Read the whole thing here...
http://wreg.com/2014/09/11/at-least-2500-kids-not-going-to-school-in-shelby-county/
Hopson said parents with truant kids will get a letter in the mail stating if they don’t send their kids to school, they could face criminal charges.
With all due respect Mr. Hobson...a letter in the mail? criminal charges? Like the 15 year old participant in the mob violence at Kroger last weekend? Yeah, I'm sure that'll do it...
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