Chronically absent definition

Chronically absent or "chronic absenteeism" means that a student has been absent for ten percent or more of classes or school days for any reason, whether excused or not, when enrolled for more than ten days;
Chronically absent means a student who:
Chronically absent means any student who is subject to compulsory education requirements

Examples of Chronically absent in a sentence

  • We need your help with the following: • Youth Connect Partners will invest 1 hour of grassroots effort each week per student to understand why the student is severely and extremely chronically absent • It is up to the agency to determine the student capacity they can take on to assist the Youth, Family, and Community Engagement department in reaching students identified as Chronically Absent.


More Definitions of Chronically absent

Chronically absent means missing 10% or more of the school year, whether excused or unexcused.
Chronically absent means: a student subject to compulsory attendance that is absent from such attendance 10% or more at any time of the school year.
Chronically absent or “Chronic Absenteeism” means a Student is not attending school for 10 percent or more school days in a school year
Chronically absent means absent for 10% or more of the enrolled school days in a school year, whether absenteeism is due to unexcused, excused, or disciplinary absences. (For instance, missing 3 days of school the first month of the year; 7 or 8 days in the first half of the year; or 18 days in the entire school year.) Note: All absences for the school year should be counted, even if they occurred at a different school.
Chronically absent means any absence from school for more than ten percent of the days or hours in the grading period established by a public school.
Chronically absent or "chronic absenteeism" means that a student has been absent for
Chronically absent means a pupil who is absent for at least 10% of the days school is in session in a school year.