Czechia steps up monitoring school absences in 2026: What parents should know

New guidelines aim to improve attendance monitoring, but there is no legal limit on how many days a child can miss. Here’s what parents need to know.

Written by Thomas Smith Published on 16.02.2026 13:34:00 (updated on 16.02.2026) Reading time: 3 minutes

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