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What’s next for Oregon attendance policy as Malheur County’s truancy fines show gains
What’s next for Oregon attendance policy as Malheur County’s truancy fines show gains
What’s next for Oregon attendance policy as Malheur County’s truancy fines show gains

Published on: 09/01/2026

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One of Oregon’s poorest counties is leading the state in school attendance: Malheur hits 83% vs 64.5% statewide. Leaders cite barrier-busting support plus rarely used $500 truancy citations, fueling debate.

News Source : https://katu.com/news/local/whats-next-for-oregon-attendance-policy-as-malheur-countys-truancy-fines-show-gains-absence-students-families-state-education-school-teachers-local-community-grades

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