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FROM THE CENTERS CFCC: The Center for Families, Children and the Court’s Truancy Court Program ended its spring session with 98 graduates, who achieved a minimum 65 percent decrease in unexcused absences and/or “tardies” and demonstrated improved classroom behavior and academic performance. CFCC … Continue reading
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