Here! for Their Future: Data Sources
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Absences Add Up: How School Attendance Influences Student Success
by Ginsberg, Alan; Jordan, Phyllis; and Cheng, Hedy Year Published: 2014DATA POINT
Consistent attendance in kindergarten can help children reach early academic milestones and strengthen their social-emotional skills.https://www.attendanceworks.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Absenses-Add-Up_September-3rd-2014.pdf
Attendance in Early Elementary Grades: Associations with Student Characteristics, School Readiness,
by Attendance Works Year Published: 2011DATA POINT
Students who attend school regularly are more likely to master reading by third grade, a key indicator of future academic success.Destination Graduation: Sixth Grade Early Warning Indicators for Baltimore City Schools
by Baltimore Education Research Consortium Year Published: 2011DATA POINTS
Improved attendance in the early and middle grades strongly correlates with a student’s high school success — even more so than their test scores.By the time a student completes sixth grade, consistent school attendance becomes the most accurate predictor of high school graduation and future success.
http://www.baltimore-berc.org/pdfs/SixthGradeEWIFullReport.pdf
Linking Getting to School With Going to School
by Gottfried, Michael Year Published: 2017DATA POINT
Children who take the school bus to school have fewer absences and lower likelihoods of being chronically absent.https://journals.sagepub.com/stoken/default+domain/YxcEPIK6rCrPSzdSRfnA/full
Mapping the Early Attendance Gap
by Attendance Works; Healthy Schools Campaign Year Published: 2015DATA POINT
By ninth grade, regular attendance becomes a better indicator of a student’s chance of high-school graduation than their eighth-grade test scores.Present and Accounted for: Improving Student Attendance Through Family and Community Involvement
by Epstein, Joyce; and Sheldon, Steven Year Published: 2002DATA POINT
Student attendance improves when families are welcome, supported, and understand what their children are learning in school.The Arts Advantage: Impacts of ArtsĀ Education on Boston Students
by Bowen, Daniel; and Kasida, Brian Year Published: 2019DATA POINT
When a student enrolls in a visual arts, performing arts, or a music course, their school attendance also improves.The Extracurricular Advantage
by Reeves, D. Year Published: 2008DATA POINT
Students who participated in extracurricular activities showed a significant decrease in absences as compared to the students who did not participate.https://www.ascd.org/el/articles/the-extracurricular-advantage
Why Attendance Matters: Making the Case for Business Leaders
by Attendance Works Year Published: 2019DATA POINT
Consistent attendance is crucial for students to develop soft skills necessary for future educational and career success.