Every Day Counts: Reducing Chronic Absenteeism in Vermont Schools
A pediatrician at the University of Vermont (UVM) notes the consequences of chronic absenteeism in schools.
There are clear data to show that kids who miss just two days of school a month are less likely to meet their academic milestones.
School absenteeism can indicate unmet health or social needs and predict long-term health and well-being, says Larner College of Medicine associate professor. Chronic absenteeism is tied to poorer educational and health outcomes, lower graduation rates, and shorter life expectancy.
Author's summary: Chronic school absenteeism affects academic milestones and long-term health.
- Missing 10% or more of school days leads to poorer outcomes.
- Chronic absenteeism is linked to lower graduation rates and shorter life expectancy.
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