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attendance services

	Attendance Information
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The goal of the Attendance Services Department is to improve attendance and promote academic achievement to assist all students. Attendance Services are provided by attendance social workers, as well as truant officers. They provide intervention, counseling, referrals to appropriate community resources, and, if appropriate, referrals to the Youth Crisis Center and the State Attorney’s Office for students with attendance or habitual truancy problems.

October is Truancy Awareness Month!

The Attendance Department is hosting several activities to boost school attendance during the 2012-13 school year. View the activities on this flyer.

Truancy Hotline

To report a suspected truant, call our Truancy Hotline: 390-2043

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