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Another winning Title For Middletown Schools

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Topic: Another winning Title For Middletown Schools
Posted By: wasteful
Subject: Another winning Title For Middletown Schools
Date Posted: Nov 23 2009 at 4:53pm
Truancy Court referals by school district

*2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 total

Hamilton 122 185 234 273 265 1,079

Fairfield 71 146 174 12 82 593

Middletown 153 272 362 290 188 1,265

Lakota 45 61 74 66 49 295

Ross 8 8 7 9 12 44

Edgewood 9 27 34 28 26 124

New Miami 12 18 19 17 25 91

Monroe 9 12 13 13 16 63

Talawanda 1 45 39 21 35 153

Madison 2 11 6 1 5 25

*As of Nov. 18


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Posted By: justwatching
Date Posted: Nov 23 2009 at 4:57pm
Hey look! We've won every year since 2006!! I wonder what happened in 04 that caused us to lose the title? :-/ Very discouraging.

Posted By: Smartman
Date Posted: Nov 23 2009 at 7:36pm
Just shows how concerned and involved parents are. Not the schools job to go little Suzy and Joey out of bed! Oh many section 8 vouchers to we hace? 1655? I rest my case.

Posted By: lifesagame
Date Posted: Nov 23 2009 at 9:45pm
Smartman, I completely agree with you! This only further shows the direct correlation between section 8 and lazy worthless parents. There is no excuse.

Now, and I'm not defending the majority of parents, but I personally know some parents who have gone above and beyond the call of parenthood and the child simply will not go to school. My aunt raised her step son, and she literally COULD DO NOTHING to help him succeed. She would sit down with him every night and help him with all of his homework, then he would throw it away once in was in school with the mindset "no one is going to tell me what to do." Then, he'd leave school after homeroom (assuming he made it that far), and wouldn't return home until that evening. There was just simply nothing she could do.

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