Families are preparing for the first day of school by obtaining a required document for enrollment. Hundreds of parents visited clerk annexes to pick up this document, which many schools need before a child can enroll.
The event allowed families to obtain a necessary document without taking time off work. All locations of the clerk annex were open on a Saturday for the first time, providing more opportunities for families to get the document they need.
Further details about the event and the document are available from the source, including the purpose of the event and the number of locations that participated.
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