Schools ramp up battle against chronic absenteeism ...Middle East

Schools are stepping up efforts to combat chronic absenteeism, a major factor in plummeting test scores and other problems educators have faced with students since the pandemic. Chronic absenteeism — commonly defined as missing more than 10 percent of school days — has affected millions of students and caught the attention of the White House, which has said the issue calls for an “all-hands-an-deck approach." There are numerous reasons students are missing school, including socio-emotional troubles, illness and poor academic performance itself — and administrators are tackling the problem in a variety of ways, too. Kim Dadisman, senior policy and research manager at Abdul Lati

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