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Publication Date: 2012
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Early Warning Systems: Re-Engaging Chronic Truants
Chorneau, Tom
Leadership, v41 n5 p26-28 May-Jun 2012
School attendance can be an early indicator that something is going wrong with a student. Gathering, analyzing, and acting on attendance information is a first step toward school improvement. Meanwhile, the majority of the states are moving to build and enhance what are called "early warning systems," intended to flag at-risk students during their formative years to give teachers, administrators, and parents a better chance at getting them back on track toward high school graduation. While there are variations in what data states collect and how it is issued, attendance information is a key common denominator.
Descriptors: Attendance, Adolescents, Educational Change, Management Information Systems, Functional Behavioral Assessment, At Risk Students, Adolescent Attitudes, Graduation Rate, Educational Administration, Educational Improvement, Change Strategies
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