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Alaska s schools have among the highest rates of chronic absenteeism

Most schools in the state experience “extreme” levels of absenteeism, which can harm student outcomes.

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Alaska s schools have among the highest rates of chronic absenteeism

In 2022, only one state, Arizona, had more chronically absent students than Alaska, where more than 45% of students missed enough school to be academically at-risk, according to a national nonprofit.

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Senate Education Commission approves Promise Plus bill again

Senate Education Commission approves Promise Plus bill again
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Anti-DEI bill seeks to remove trauma-informed approach for Kentucky schools from state law

A bill aimed at preventing education funding for diversity frameworks would also remove protections for “trauma-informed” methods.

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Anti-DEI bill seeks to remove trauma-informed approach for Kentucky schools from state law | Kentucky

FRANKFORT — A bill aimed at preventing education funding to go to diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging frameworks in K-12 schools would also remove language protecting “trauma-informed” methods in Kentucky

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