The All in For Attendance Act allows local educational agencies to use federal funds for programs addressing chronic absenteeism.
The All in For Attendance Act amends the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 to enable local educational agencies to use federal funds for programs and activities targeting chronic absenteeism. The bill highlights the importance of cross-sector collaborations and multifaceted strategies to address chronic absenteeism, which affects students' academic performance and future outcomes. It emphasizes the need for interventions such as high-impact tutoring, data collection systems, and partnerships with community organizations.
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