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Is the housing crisis driving teachers away from schools?

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Briefings

A Brazilian government mandates that students without school attendance must provide proof of employment to avoid being sent home. This policy directly impacts hundreds of children due to high housing costs, creating a direct link between labor status and school attendance.

Key points

• Students without school attendance are sent home if parents cannot provide proof of employment.
• The policy affects hundreds of children because of high housing costs.

Context

This policy represents a direct consequence of the Brazilian government's approach to school attendance, where labor status determines whether a student can attend school.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the specific policy rule and its immediate impact on student attendance; no data on implementation rates, student demographics, or economic effects is provided.

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