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Some Alabama school leaders are going door to door to locate missing students as officials scramble to explain a record drop in enrollment. “The biggest concern that I have is that those kids are not in school somewhere,” State Superintendent Eric Mackey told AL.com Monday. “Right now, we have this group of students, former students, that we just don’t know where they are, and we need for parents, community members to help us make sure that we know every child is enrolled in a program and getting a high-quality education somewhere.”
