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Board reviews attendance report and asks for court-referral outcomes for chronically absent students
Summary
The board reviewed October–November attendance data, learned White House Heritage High led attendance, and discussed interventions for chronically absent students; a board member asked staff to track how many cases are referred to juvenile court and what outcomes are achieved.
The Robertson County School Board spent significant time on Dec. 8 reviewing attendance figures and the district’s interventions for chronic absenteeism.
Dr. Weeks summarized October and November attendance and noted White House Heritage High reported attendance near 98.5–98.6 percent. He said the district uses a three-tiered intervention: a letter at three unexcused days, a required…
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