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This summer, school attendance is up all over the country.
We see that average school attendance in 1776 was less than 82 days, while now it is 14.5 years.
State law requires school attendance until the age of 16.
School attendance rates have also increased for other age groups.
The school attendance for the first year at its new location, 1931-1932, was 302.
In May 1885 the average school attendance was 90 pupils.
School attendance is a condition of a child's being sponsored.
The highest school attendance rate is observed in age group 10-14 years.
Table 3.1 gives a picture of the situation today in relation to social class and school attendance.
The district must use the same measure to rank all its school attendance areas.
The new service pattern was blamed for poor school attendance.
The reforms continue today and saw a tremendous growth in school attendance.
Most Ethiopian refugees have 3-4 years of school attendance or less.
We're told to have the school attendance teacher take the cases to Family Court.
The results, along with school attendance figures, determine a school's rating in the state.
Note that this report shows school attendance data on a 2 week day lag.
Still other districts besides the one here are trying to force parents to take responsibility for school attendance by their children.
School attendance is compulsory for all children between ages five and 15.
That same year the average school attendance was 50.
School attendance is compulsory between the ages of 5 and 17.
In 2010 and 2009, the school attendance rate was 93%.
Most are required for school attendance, while some are not.
A day after the letters arrived, school attendance dropped dramatically.
The high school attendance boundaries are not fixed and change about once every decade.
However, gaps in school attendance and learning levels still remain between different income groups.