Ohio Schools Adopt New System to Combat Chronic Absenteeism
Ohio law has changed, requiring schools to track chronic absenteeism in hours rather than just days. Students will be considered chronically absent after missing 5% of the minimum required instructional hours, prompting schools to contact parents to address the issue.
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