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Azusa Unified presents attendance support plan after chronic-absence rate falls to 20%
Summary
District staff reviewed a tiered attendance support system and reported a drop in chronic absenteeism from post-pandemic highs to 20% in 2024–25, while outlining targeted interventions and a September attendance campaign.
Azusa Unified School District officials on Aug. 12 reviewed a tiered attendance support system they said helped reduce chronic absenteeism to 20% in 2024–25.
The presentation, led by Director of Student Support Services Miss Camacho, laid out a three-tiered model of universal strategies, targeted interventions for students with 10%–19% absences, and intensive supports for students with the most significant attendance issues. Camacho said the district is launching an attendance campaign…
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