U.S. schools are grappling with high numbers of chronically absent students more than a year after the return to full in-person learning
students who are chronically absent
, state and national data show, prompting efforts to lure kids back to help reverse plummeting test scores. The problem, which came to light earlier in the pandemic, is hitting districts regardless of size and income levels more than a year after the full return to in-person learning. In many poorer communities that for years have fought high absenteeism often related to poverty, rates rose even higher during the pandemic.
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