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Chronic absenteeism has emerged as a critical issue in Maryland’s public schools. Over recent years, the number of students missing significant class time has surged, even as promotion rates remain very high (promotion is the percentage of students who are passed on to the next grade K–12). This disconnect creates important questions about accountability, instructional …
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