Get Application For Attendance In School 2019-2024

At least 95% attendance is our goal for every student. This equals missing no more than one day of school per month (nine days per year). No student should have below 90% attendance. This is chronic absenteeism, defined as missing two or more days per month.

If the student qualifies, a letter will be sent home to the parents, and the student will be referred to the Truancy Program. If they do not qualify, then the District Attorney's office will either forward the information to the appropriate agency, or file a truancy hearing with the court.

A student shall be allowed twenty (20) unexcused days per school year.

The ultimate goal is for all students to graduate from high school. By law, students may not drop out of school until they are 17 years of age or they have successfully completed 16 hours of high school credit.

The student body at the schools served by North Kansas City 74 is 53.6% White, 15.4% Black, 3.4% Asian or Asian/Pacific Islander, 15.1% Hispanic/Latino, 0.2% American Indian or Alaska Native, and 1.4% Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander.

Fax to the Kansas Protection Report Center: 1-866-317-4279 OR Complete an online report at .dcf.ks.gov , please indicate the report is for truancy and attach the 1006.

Chronic absenteeism considers both excused and unexcused absences. Any student missing 10 percent or more of the days that school has been in session at any point in the school year is considered chronically absent. Truancy occurs when a child is absent from school without a valid excuse.

Under state law, children between the ages of 7 and 18 are required to attend school. If a child is deemed truant by his or her school, then a referral is made to the District Attorney's Office.

72-1113(a) requires school districts to report students who are not attending school as required by law (i.e., the child is inexcusably absent from school on either 3 consecutive school days, 5 school days in a semester or 7 school days in a school year) to the Department for Children and Families (DCF) if the student ...

If the student qualifies, a letter will be sent home to the parents, and the student will be referred to the Truancy Program. If they do not qualify, then the District Attorney's office will either forward the information to the appropriate agency, or file a truancy hearing with the court.

The Kansas State law specifically says that a student is truant if they have missed 3 unexcused / unverified days in a row, 5 unexcused / unverified days in a semester, or 7 unexcused / unverified days in a school year.

At least 95% attendance is our goal for every student. This equals missing no more than one day of school per month (nine days per year). No student should have below 90% attendance. This is chronic absenteeism, defined as missing two or more days per month.

If the student qualifies, a letter will be sent home to the parents, and the student will be referred to the Truancy Program. If they do not qualify, then the District Attorney's office will either forward the information to the appropriate agency, or file a truancy hearing with the court.

A student shall be allowed twenty (20) unexcused days per school year.

The ultimate goal is for all students to graduate from high school. By law, students may not drop out of school until they are 17 years of age or they have successfully completed 16 hours of high school credit.

The student body at the schools served by North Kansas City 74 is 53.6% White, 15.4% Black, 3.4% Asian or Asian/Pacific Islander, 15.1% Hispanic/Latino, 0.2% American Indian or Alaska Native, and 1.4% Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander.

Fax to the Kansas Protection Report Center: 1-866-317-4279 OR Complete an online report at .dcf.ks.gov , please indicate the report is for truancy and attach the 1006.

Chronic absenteeism considers both excused and unexcused absences. Any student missing 10 percent or more of the days that school has been in session at any point in the school year is considered chronically absent. Truancy occurs when a child is absent from school without a valid excuse.

Under state law, children between the ages of 7 and 18 are required to attend school. If a child is deemed truant by his or her school, then a referral is made to the District Attorney's Office.

72-1113(a) requires school districts to report students who are not attending school as required by law (i.e., the child is inexcusably absent from school on either 3 consecutive school days, 5 school days in a semester or 7 school days in a school year) to the Department for Children and Families (DCF) if the student ...

If the student qualifies, a letter will be sent home to the parents, and the student will be referred to the Truancy Program. If they do not qualify, then the District Attorney's office will either forward the information to the appropriate agency, or file a truancy hearing with the court.

The Kansas State law specifically says that a student is truant if they have missed 3 unexcused / unverified days in a row, 5 unexcused / unverified days in a semester, or 7 unexcused / unverified days in a school year.

The Kansas State law specifically says that a student is truant if they have missed 3 unexcused / unverified days in a row, 5 unexcused / unverified days in a semester, or 7 unexcused / unverified days in a school year.