School attendance is a crucial factor in a student's academic success and overall development. Regular attendance ensures that students are consistently exposed to educational material, allowing them to build a strong foundation of knowledge and skills. Studies show that students who attend school regularly are more likely to achieve higher grades and have better social skills, as they engage more with peers and teachers. Chronic absenteeism, defined as missing 10% or more of the school year, can significantly hinder academic progress. Additionally, consistent attendance helps develop important life skills such as responsibility, time management, and perseverance.
We were so excited to celebrate attendance during the month of January! Congratulations to third grade for winning the attendance challenge!
Our March Madness Attendance challenge is now underway and each grade level is competing for the best attendance this month.
Week 1 leaders:
Multiage- Conner and Williams with 99%
Kindegarten - Teilhet with 100%
First Grade - Hamm with 100%
Second Grade - Shirk with 98%
Third Grade - Becker with 98%
Fourth Grade - Counts & Berry with 98%
Fifth Grade - Sherwin with 99%
