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An Examination Of Chronic Absenteeism And The Impacts On Student Success, Rachel Pini
An Examination Of Chronic Absenteeism And The Impacts On Student Success, Rachel Pini
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Research shows that students who are chronically absent are less likely to graduate and have poorer academic achievement among other issues. Chronically absent students may struggle with attendance for a variety of reasons, and thus individualized interventions are the most effective when dealing with this issue. School counselors can provide school staff with resources to learn to deal with chronically absent students, to monitor attendance progress, and to form positive relationships with these students in order to improve the school’s climate. This project is a ready-to-use plan for school counselors to share with other educators in order to create a …