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Board committee outlines 'ARCHES' truancy plan, partners with juvenile court and community services
Summary
The board's truancy committee previewed a multisector plan to reduce absenteeism that pairs school counselors, juvenile court and community resources; the committee highlighted a framework called ARChES and said juvenile court can only process roughly 25–30 children per month.
Miss Andrea Gibbons Moore, co‑chair of the board’s truancy committee, reported a new multiagency approach to reduce chronic absenteeism and speed case processing. The committee convened juvenile court representatives, the attorney general’s office, counselors and district staff to plan interventions across academics, family supports and student wellness.
Moore said the group introduced a framework called “ARChES” —…
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