Board approves application for TEA's Optional Flexible School Day program to help chronically absent students
Trustees approved applying to the TEA Optional Flexible School Day program, which allows chronically absent, at-risk students to earn average daily attendance minutes through tutoring, summer school or Saturday sessions (45-minute minimum) after a committee screens eligibility.
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The Progresso ISD board voted to seek TEA approval for the Optional Flexible School Day program designed to help at-risk students make up missed instructional minutes and generate ADA funding for the district.
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