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15 May 2024 12:59
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  •   Home > News > Education

    More young people are dropping out of school

    More young people are dropping out of school


    Truancy services data shows the number of unenrolled students - those who haven't attended school for at least 20 consecutive days - was more than nine thousand at the end of March.

    Taupo Pathways Youth Employment Manager Gaeleen Wilkie says it's a problem that's only worsened since Covid.

    She says for the first time, she's had parents of 12-year-olds asking for help to find their children a job.

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