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The evidence behind strategies to reduce absenteeism

Phyllis Jordan at FutureEd recently authored Attendance Playbook: Smart Solutions for Reducing Chronic Absenteeism, a report outlining strategies for reducing chronic absenteeism and the evidence behind each suggested strategy. The strategies are presented by Tier I, II, and III intervention levels as follows:

  1. Effective Messaging and Engagement (e.g., Nudging Parents and Students)
  2. Removing Barriers to Attendance (e.g., School-based Health Services)
  3. Improving School Climate (e.g., Relevant—and Culturally Relevant—Curriculum)
  1. Effective Messaging and Engagement (e.g., Early Warning)
  2. Removing Barriers to Attendance (e.g., Addressing Asthma)
  1. Including Truancy Courts, Interagency Case Management, and Housing

Each strategy described is followed by a list of the evidence supporting it, ranked by ESSA evidence strength (strong, moderate, promising, emerging), with a link to each report. Short descriptions of schools and districts using the strategies are also included.

 

Source (Open Access): Jordan, P. (2019). Attendance playbook: Smart solutions for reducing chronic absenteeism. Washington, DC: FutureEd.

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