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dropping out of high school
What is the youngest age a child can legally drop out of high school?
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Re: dropping out of high school In Pennsylvania, children are required to attend school until the age of seventeen. There are alternatives to regular school attendance,however, including trade schools and home schooling.
Ilene Young
Ilene Young, Esquire/ Civil & Family Practice 215-444-0445
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