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Why Are So Many Kids Chronically Absent From School?

Why Are So Many Kids Chronically Absent From School?
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MU Researcher Looks Into Factors Of Chronic Absenteeism

MU Researcher Looks Into Factors Of Chronic Absenteeism
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Why are so many kids chronically absent from school?

A new study of why some kids are often absent from school could help tailor interventions to get at-risk youth back into the classroom.

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Factors Linked With Chronic School Absenteeism Discovered By Researcher » WhatsNew2Day

More than 7 million school-age children, or 16% of students, in the United States miss at least 15 days of school during the school year - a problem known as

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MSUM receives $6 7 million to address mental health needs in Pre-K-12 schools

The five-year grant aims to fill mental health professional vacancies and increase diversity, recruitment, training and placement of graduate students serving rural and tribal schools.

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