Schools see better student attendance under new Iowa law

In Iowa, a new law is paying off by getting more students back into their classrooms. Chronic absenteeism, once a widespread issue, is seeing a notable dip across Eastern Iowa schools after the legislation took effect. This law isn’t just about rules; it’s a fresh approach where educators are setting clear expectations and investing in straightforward communication with families. Cedar Rapids schools, for example, have reduced absenteeism significantly, showing how even simple measures can change the daily lives of students and help them stay on track.

Every solution from every place should be on the table when it comes to getting kids in schools regularly. Here’s one from Iowa.

Cedar Rapids Gazette

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Grace King, Cedar Rapids Gazette

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