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September is Attendance Awareness Month in Oregon

2024-09-07

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Lorrie McSwane-Scow

09-07

LMAO! Oregon is at the bottom of the barrel when it comes to education. Does she honestly think that kids really give a crap about her making up stupid things like ‘Attendance Awareness Month’ 🙄🤣? I understand that the need to push kids school attendance is important to the state and schools, considering they get paid around $6,000-$8,000 per student, as long as they don’t miss more than something like 6-9 days a year. They tell you not to send them to school if they are sick 🤢, then threaten you with the truancy police if you miss more than those days, even if it is excused by a doctor 🤬. I personally think most Oregon taxpayers would much rather her be worrying about other things like forest management, mental health access for all, etc.🙄🤬

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