To assess whether a 5-month program involving attendance monitoring, sports participation, and a moral character class would reduce absenteeism, 40 students in a small transitional high school were randomly assigned to intervention and control groups and assessed pre- and postintervention on educational expectations, attitude toward education, and emotional, cogni-tive, behavioral engagement, and attendance. Findings indicated significant differences between intervention and control groups on all predictor vari-ables. Absenteeism was significantly and negatively related to all predictor variables. The program successfully reduced absenteeism, increased educa-tional expectations, attitude toward education and engagement
Failing to graduate from high school can be related to problems during adulthood, individually for s...
Abstract: This action research was conducted in a four-year secondary school in southwestern Georgi...
Nationally, 8 million, or 1 in 7 students, were chronically absent in 2015–2016, which increased by ...
The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of a school-wide attendance and truancy interve...
This study investigated whether participation in school activities outside of the classroom improved...
This study was conducted at a single-school, rural, K–12, Oregon school district with an enrollment ...
Background Regular school attendance is foundational to children’s success but school absenteeism is...
One major issue that schools are currently facing and seeing little or no improvement with is effect...
Chronic absenteeism affects the majority of schools in the United States. An assessment of centers o...
Chronic absenteeism within a school setting is defined as missing 10 percent or more of a school yea...
Regular school attendance is an imperative factor in school success (Pascopella, 2007; Rothman, 2001...
School administrators, teachers, parents, and juvenile justice officials have long been concerned ab...
Research shows that students who are chronically absent are less likely to graduate and have poorer ...
The purpose of this study was to explore the high number of absentees in Alliance High School and th...
School attendance and chronic absenteeism have been at the forefront of state and federal mandates. ...
Failing to graduate from high school can be related to problems during adulthood, individually for s...
Abstract: This action research was conducted in a four-year secondary school in southwestern Georgi...
Nationally, 8 million, or 1 in 7 students, were chronically absent in 2015–2016, which increased by ...
The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of a school-wide attendance and truancy interve...
This study investigated whether participation in school activities outside of the classroom improved...
This study was conducted at a single-school, rural, K–12, Oregon school district with an enrollment ...
Background Regular school attendance is foundational to children’s success but school absenteeism is...
One major issue that schools are currently facing and seeing little or no improvement with is effect...
Chronic absenteeism affects the majority of schools in the United States. An assessment of centers o...
Chronic absenteeism within a school setting is defined as missing 10 percent or more of a school yea...
Regular school attendance is an imperative factor in school success (Pascopella, 2007; Rothman, 2001...
School administrators, teachers, parents, and juvenile justice officials have long been concerned ab...
Research shows that students who are chronically absent are less likely to graduate and have poorer ...
The purpose of this study was to explore the high number of absentees in Alliance High School and th...
School attendance and chronic absenteeism have been at the forefront of state and federal mandates. ...
Failing to graduate from high school can be related to problems during adulthood, individually for s...
Abstract: This action research was conducted in a four-year secondary school in southwestern Georgi...
Nationally, 8 million, or 1 in 7 students, were chronically absent in 2015–2016, which increased by ...