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COVID & School Recovery: Connecticut's Breakthrough in Reengaging Missing Students, New York City Aims to Prioritize Mental Health & More – The 74 - Vimarsana News

COVID & School Recovery: Connecticut's Breakthrough in Reengaging Missing Students, New York City Aims to Prioritize Mental Health & More – The 74

Cross-country updates on how states & schools are confronting challenges posed by COVID-19 and its variants — and working to preserve student progress

COVID Brief: What Happens When the U.S. Ends the Public Health Emergency in 97 Days? – The 74 - Vimarsana News

COVID Brief: What Happens When the U.S. Ends the Public Health Emergency in 97 Days? – The 74

A biweekly roundup of headlines about how the pandemic is shaping schools and education policy, vetted by AEI Visiting Fellow John Bailey

Connecticut is seeing a rise in chronic absenteeism from school. That means students missing 10% of in-class instruction time. - Vimarsana News

Connecticut is seeing a rise in chronic absenteeism from school. That means students missing 10% of in-class instruction time.

Data from the first three months of this school year shows a jump from 29,000 to 41,000 chronically absent non-high-needs students.

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Researchers say in-home visits boost school attendance for chronically-absent students - Vimarsana News

Researchers say in-home visits boost school attendance for chronically-absent students

Researchers from several colleges in Connecticut said Thursday that a state Department of Education trial program has increased attendance by fifteen percentage points in the schools where it was put in place.