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Assistant superintendent presents truancy and McKinney‑Vento update; board asks for comparative data
Summary
Assistant Superintendent Warren presented building‑level truancy rates (September–May) and McKinney‑Vento coordination practices; the board asked administration to provide historical comparisons and midyear/end‑of‑year trend data.
Assistant Superintendent Warren (S9) presented a district report on truancy and McKinney‑Vento services, describing truancy as unexcused absences and providing building‑level percentages for the September through May reporting window.
Warren said the report includes definitions and building breakdowns and that the district keeps seven years of attendance data: "The definitions for truancy, I've included the very top of the page... This is broken down by building." Board members asked for comparative trend data (three to seven years) and midyear and year‑end snapshots so the board can see improvements or declines over time. Members also raised homelessness tracking as a concern tied to McKinney‑Vento work and discussed coordination across districts for transportation and placement decisions.
The administration committed to providing historical comparison data once the year is closed out and noted that daily figures can change until final closeout.
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