Prior Chronic Absence
Related Indicators for page Children and Youth Cabinet (HS): Page 7:
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# Chronically Absent [10%+] - Grades 9-12 (30 day min)
# students in grades 9 through 12 who were absent 10% or more of a minimum 30 days enrolled
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# Chronically Absent [Low] - Grades 9-12 (30 day min)
# students in grades 9 though 12 who were absent less than 5% of a minimum 30 days enrolled
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% Chronically Absent [Low] - Grades 9-12 (30 day min)
% of students in grades 9 through 12 who were absent less than 5% of a minimum 30 days enrolled
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# Chronically Absent [Mod] - Grades 9-12 (30 day min)
# students in grades 9 though 12 who were absent between 5% and 10 % of a minimum 30 days enrolled
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% Chronically Absent [Mod] - Grades 9-12 (30 day min)
% students in grades 9 through 12 who were absent from school between 5% and 10% of a minimum 30 days enrolled
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# Chronically Absent [18 days+] - Grades 9-12 (30 day min)
# students in grades 9 through 12 who were absent from school 18 or more of a minimum 30 days enrolled
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% Chronically Absent [18 days+] - Grades 9-12 (30 day min)
% students in grades 9 through 12 who were absent from school 18 or more of a minimum 30 days enrolled
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% Chronically Absent [10%+] - Grades 9-12 (30 day min)
% students in grades 9 through 12 who were absent 10% or more of a minimum 30 days enrolled
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# Chronically Absent Only [10% to <20%] - Grades 9-12 (30 day min)
# of students in grades 9 through 12 who were absent from school between 10% and 20% of a minimum 30 days enrolled
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% Chronically Absent Only [10% to <20%] - Grades 9-12 (30 day min)
% of students in grades 9 through 12 who were absent from school between 10% and 20% of a minimum 30 days enrolled
70% of students at Cooley and PAIS who were chronically absent in 2010-11 had also been chronically absent the year prior.
This bar graph shows the percentage of students at Cooley and PAIS in 2010-2011 who were chronically absent (as defined by missing 10% or more of days enrolled) in SY2009-2010. Nearly 70% of students who were chronically absent in 2010-11 were also chronically absent in 2009-10. For students who were moderately absent in 2010-11 only 21% had been chronically absent in the prior year.
Note: To protect student confidentiality, data are not shown for any groups with fewer than 10 students.
