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text: off the grid news  by daniel jennings 
  a public school official in florida has urged citizens to fight truancy by reporting any children they suspect might not be in school or being educated  including homeschool families 
  it is all part of an antitruancy initiative called operation round up in which residents of jackson county florida are urged to be on the lookout for children not in school and to report them to school officials or to police 
  a truancy report can lead to a home check by sheriffs deputies or police and possibly the arrest of the parents tv station wjhg reported 
  the policy of the jackson county school district is to send law enforcement to the homes of suspected truants 
  sometimes if these citizens dont call me i have no way of knowing shirl williams director of student services for the school system told the tv station so if its a nosy neighbor be a nosy neighbor just call me and let me check out the situation 
  williams acknowledged that homeschool children can be mistaken for truants but urged citizens to report them so school authorities can investigate 
  sometimes the community will see them around town and they think hey theyre not being educated sometimes the community is right williams said 
  home school legal defense association attorney tj schmidt wrote williams and the jackson county superintendent saying that while truancy is a problem homeschoolers should not be targeted 
  your statements suggest that everyone should report children they think arent being educated the letter read in our opinion this is a threatening practice and will instill a spirit of suspicion and hostility against homeschoolers in the community 
  schmidt wrote to williams after a parent saw her on tv and complained to hsdla 
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