Sentences with phrase «percent average daily attendance»

Edweek.org posed the example: «Even if a school of 200 students with 95 percent average daily attendance, 30 percent (or 60) of the students could be missing nearly a month of school (i.e. chronically absent) over the course of a school year.»

Think of it like this: If you had 100 students in a school and five absences every day, you'd have a 95 percent average daily attendance rate.

Not exact matches

Holistic Me maintains an average daily attendance of at least eight - five (85) percent.

In 1997, the average daily attendance rate for U.S. high schools stood at 92.7 percent.

But consider this: In the typical 180 - day school year, an average daily attendance rate of 93 percent means students are missing, on the...

Within three years, Riddile says, average daily attendance was up to 96 percent.

In Waianae, the average daily attendance rate over the past three years for the five elementary schools was about 90 percent, nearly 87 percent at the intermediate school, and 88 percent in the high school.

Since 2002, the average daily attendance rate has increased by 3 percent, and a 1 percent increase in attendance would gain $ 40 million a year in state funding, Reilly said.

Last year, a third of the students had an average daily attendance rate of less than 92 percent.

In addition to sharing information on average daily attendance, the new weekly reports showed the percent and number of chronically absent students overall in each school, by grade, and by gender and ethnicity.

With 78 percent of our student population eligible for the federal free lunch program, and daily student attendance averaging only 79 percent, team members realized that we needed to take a holistic approach.

A monthly «heat map» highlights in bright yellow each grade in each school that has achieved average daily attendance goal of 95 percent.

The district's average daily attendance rate was 95.5 percent.

But when it comes to average daily attendance (ADA)-- the total days of student attendance divided by the total days of instruction — a score of nearly 95 percent means millions of lost dollars and lost academic opportunities.

Every elementary and middle school had an average daily attendance rate greater than 96 percent in 2013 - 14.

With an average daily attendance rate just above 95 percent, Tennessee nonetheless has 13.1 percent of its students missing 18 or more days, the state's definition for chronic absence.