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50,000 Arizona students are missing. Why isn t this a statewide emergency? Rhonda Cagle, opinion contributor © Purestock, Getty Images/Purestock Chairs in empty classroom Since Arizona schools were ordered to shutter in March 2020, public schools and districts have cobbled together an uneven system of how to best remain connected to students, educating them in the midst of COVID-19. Lost in this crisis are an estimated 50,000 students who have “ghosted” this school year. That is a 5% drop in attendance in Arizona’s public schools. And as schools move between virtual learning, hybrid, and in-person, the likelihood of students vanishing from schools increases. I spoke with Larry McGill, principal of South Pointe High School in south Phoenix. He has personally taken to making home visits – and even walking the streets of the neighborhoods around his school – looking for students who have vanished from his rosters.

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