PPT-High School Success: Chronic Absenteeism & Dropout Prevention

201516 102000 students were CA 183 201617 108144 students were CA 197 Chronic Absence lt10 Chronic Absenteeism Defined Oregon Chronically Absent Data by Population Chronic Absenteeism amp High School Success. engaged for Success high School Dropout Prevention a report by civic enterprises in association with national conference on citisenship John J. Diiulio, Jr. Stuart c. wulsin for 2 between the number Dr. Kennedy . Ongaga. Dr. William . Sterrett. Dr. Janna . R. obertson. What do you think?. There is a naïve common assumption that all dropout prevention responsibility falls to the high school principal. . engaged for Success high School Dropout Prevention a report by civic enterprises in association with national conference on citisenship John J. Diiulio, Jr. Stuart c. wulsin for 2 between the number Leading Graduation Rate Improvement. In Your School & Community. Dr. Sandy Addis. Interim Director. 864-656-0957. haddis@clemson.edu. The National Dropout Prevention Center . National Organization . Dr. Kennedy . Ongaga. Dr. William . Sterrett. Dr. Janna . R. obertson. What do you think?. There is a naïve common assumption that all dropout prevention responsibility falls to the high school principal. . Resources and Strategies to Take Action. Attendance Directors Meeting. . October 6, . 2015. 2. Attendance Works is a national and state initiative that promotes awareness of the important role that . FAMILY ENGAGEMENT NETWORK 3/14/18. Susan Levine, . Ed.D. .. Director of Pupil and Administrative Services (PAS). Riverside County Office of Education. (951) 826-6448, . slevine@rcoe.us. Amir Alavi, Esq.. Presented by:. Pat Homberg, Executive Director. Susan Beck, Assistant Director. Debbie Harless, Coordinator. Office of Special Education. Prepared by:. Loujeania Williams Bost, PhD. Director, National Dropout Prevention Center for Students with Disabilities. Moving from Research to Practical Application in Dropout Prevention Presented by: Pat Homberg, Executive Director Susan Beck, Assistant Director Debbie Harless, Coordinator Office of Special Education Overview of Chronic Absenteeism Calculations November 2019 Using Zoom Software Please type your questions in the Q&A box found at the bottom of your screen. This presentation will be made available on the Student Record Collection webpage Defining Chronic Absenteeism October 2019 WHY DOES CHRONIC ABSENTEEISM MATTER? Students who are chronically absent for any reason are more likely to: experience difficulty mastering reading concepts by third FAMILY ENGAGEMENT NETWORK 3/14/18. Susan Levine, . Ed.D. .. Director of Pupil and Administrative Services (PAS). Riverside County Office of Education. (951) 826-6448, . slevine@rcoe.us. Amir Alavi, Esq.. health. Melissa Gaudio, MSW. Northwestern Counseling and Support Services. St. Albans, VT. Learning Objectives. To gain an understanding . of health disparities and the relationship with truancy and the impacts on community, children, and families.. Chronic Absence. =/>10. %. 2015-16 18.3. %. 2016-17 . 19.7%. 2017-18 20.5%. Why is this work important?. What are we doing?. EQUITABLE. IMPACT. STUDENTS. FAMILIES. ODOT. Kaiser. Why are Students CA?.