Summary
Parents in Nebraska are legally responsible for their childs school attendance. If a child is absent more than 20 days without a valid reason, parents could face legal consequences. To avoid this, children should attend school regularly, maintain good communication with school authorities, and seek professional help if needed. Documenting efforts like texts, call logs, and correspondence with school officials can help demonstrate a parents earnest efforts in court.Full Conversation
So I have missed yo many day's of school and my parent has tried to get me to go but I didn't go who my parent get in trouble cause of me
Hello ****, truancy laws vary by location. May I know where you are located to provide more accurate information?
Nebraska
In Nebraska:
- Parents are legally responsible for ensuring that their children attend school regularly.
- If a child is absent more than 20 days a year without a valid reason, parents could potentially face legal consequences.
- This could include fines, probation, or other penalties.
How can I help my parent avoid the legal consequences
To help your parent avoid legal consequences in Nebraska:
- Attend school regularly.
- If absent, ensure it's for a valid reason.
- Maintain good communication with school authorities.
- Seek help if you're facing issues causing the absences.
What if she can't ensure I go to school because I didn't want to go even though she terid to get me there but still I didn't go
In such a situation, it's crucial to:
- Discuss your reasons for not wanting to attend with her and school authorities.
- Seek professional help like a counselor or social worker.
- Consider alternative education options like online or homeschooling.
So my parent would still get in trouble for my actions even though she did her best to get me to school and I refused to listen
In Nebraska, if a child refuses to attend school, parents can face legal consequences. However, if your parent can demonstrate that they've made earnest efforts to ensure your attendance, it may impact the court's decision.
How can you help me impact that decision so my mom doesn't have to be in trouble
You can:
- Attend school regularly or opt for alternative education options
- Seek help from professionals like counselors
- Document all your parent's efforts so it can be presented in court
- Cooperate with any investigations or court proceedings.
Would her texting me in the morning that I am up and calling me to make sure but I informed her cause i didn't want to go, would that br proof
Yes, her texts and call logs can serve as evidence of her efforts. However, they may not be sufficient alone. It's advisable to also:
- Keep records of any correspondence with school officials
- Document any professional help sought for your situation.
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