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In Pennsylvania, the legal age for a child to drop out of school is 18. However, students can leave school at 17 with parental consent. As a parent, you can support your child in making informed decisions about their education, explore alternative education options, or help them transition to a different educational path, such as a GED program or vocational training. It’s important to understand the implications of dropping out and to consider the long-term effects on your child's future.

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