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Ardèche. Refusing to Reveal Her Hair Loss, a High School Girl Was Dropped Out of School for Two Months.

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A 15-year-old girl, who put a scarf on her head to hide her alopecia, has been able to attend school since November. National Education, responsible for applying the law of 2004 that reinforces the principle of secularism in schools, ended up finding a solution with the young woman. "I'm talking about it so that it never happens again," says the schoolgirl in Annonay.

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Ardèche. Refusing to Reveal Her Hair Loss, a High School Girl Was Dropped Out of School for Two Months.

A 15-year-old girl, who put a scarf on her head to hide her alopecia, has been able to attend school since November. National Education, responsible for applying the law of 2004 that reinforces the principle of secularism in schools, ended up finding a solution with the young woman. "I'm talking about it so that it never happens again," says the schoolgirl in Annonay.

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ledauphine.com broke the news in on Friday, January 16, 2026.
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