School Make-Up Days Need Transparent Rules
Schools should explain when closures trigger make-up days, how dates are selected, and what happens to exams, transport, and family commitments.
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Schools should explain when closures trigger make-up days, how dates are selected, and what happens to exams, transport, and family commitments.
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