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    Chronic Absenteeism Resources for Parents and Families

    First Day of Kinder

    As a family, you play a crucial role in helping your child succeed in school and beyond. A child missing just two days a month is considered chronically absent. Absences can add up quickly, causing students to fall behind academically and socially. By encouraging consistent attendance, identifying any barriers your child may face, and working closely with their school, you can make a significant difference in their education and future opportunities. Together, we can ensure every child has the chance to succeed. Click here to access our family resources page.

    • The WCSD Attendance Guide highlights the importance of regular attendance for academic success, explains attendance policies, and offers family resources to prevent chronic absenteeism. Click here to learn more.
    • A Family Resource Center (FRC) is a welcoming place where individuals of all ages in the community can access various resources and support services, with no income restrictions for general assistance. Click here to learn more about our Family Resource Center.
    • The Re-engagement Program's goal is to provide students with a safe, caring, and responsive environment that develops and fosters a sense of school engagement. Support services and case management focus on ensuring success for the entire family unit. Click here to view our re-engagement resources.
    • Check out these Attendance Works flyers to learn more about the correlation between attendance and academic success.
    • Click here to see all the resources on how to support your child or young adult's education, community resources for basic needs as well as information about adult learning.