by Ed White, The Associated Press Posted Apr 5, 2021 3:02 pm ADT Last Updated Apr 5, 2021 at 3:09 pm ADT DETROIT — The Michigan Supreme Court unanimously overturned the decisions of a Kalamazoo-area judge who terminated the parental rights of a poor couple after their two children had missed 25% of school. While the absences in 2017-18 were higher than the school’s average, there was no evidence of resulting harm or neglect, the court said Friday, a key threshold when a judge decides whether to take jurisdiction over children. The case was closely watched by advocates for poor families, especially during a pandemic when education has been significantly disrupted.