#chronic absenteeism

#chronic absenteeism

Chronic absenteeism surged to 26% among U.S. students during the 2022-'23 academic year, up from 15% pre-pandemic, impacting students' graduation rates. [ more ]

Closing the COVID learning gap takes time and effort, with strategies like personal home visits being effective in reducing chronic absenteeism. [ more ]

Closing the COVID learning gap remains a challenge despite students being back in school full-time.

Los Angeles Unified School District is implementing strategies to mitigate learning loss and improve student attendance. [ more ]

Pandemic-related cultural shifts are contributing to chronic absenteeism in schools. Rethinking the culture of education by making learning engaging and student-centered can significantly reduce absenteeism rates. [ more ]

Chronic absenteeism rates have exploded across the country, with one-quarter of public school students now chronically absent.

Crises of learning and behavior are fundamentally linked to the problem of students not attending school regularly post-pandemic. [ more ]

Chronic student absenteeism in the US has significantly increased since the start of the pandemic, reaching 28% in the 2021-22 school year.

Absenteeism has risen across all demographic groups, impacting both rich and poor districts, big and small schools. [ more ]