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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]30 days notice is absurd[/b]. I think you need to know if DC is leaving the country and otherwise it’s not your business. No skipping school for travel without other parents consent, though.[/quote] Why? Most travel arrangements are made months in advance, especially to get the cheap tickets, especially for traveling abroad. So if your children are leaving the state, you don't want to know? I'm not judging, I'm curious why you don't feel the need to be aware. [/quote] DP. "Leaving the state" can be a tricky standard. After all, if you live in DC, you can "leave the state" just to go to a favorite restaurant or go hiking or play laser tag. If you lived just on the other side of the Virginia or Maryland border, you could go a few hours away and still be within the state.[/quote]
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