That leaves teachers, principals and other school officials to address attendance problems on their own.
Only two districts outlined goals and actions to address attendance issues, for instance, and just a few did so for suspensions.
Moreover, as far as they address attendance, these are mainly quantitative studies.
An officer types a student's name into the phone, and soon the display fills up with vital statistics, including age, address, attendance record and (gulp) parents' phone numbers.
In addition, the HCTC required a local residential address, attendance of three treatment education sessions and disclosure to at least one friend or relative.
With their most faceless lineup since the Stump Merrill days, they also need Rodriguez's antihero celebrity power to address sagging attendance and television ratings.
In late 2003 McGuirk hired Derek Schiller, head of marketing for the Atlanta Thrashers hockey team, and Mike P. Plant, who had been president of the Goodwill Games, to address the attendance woes.
We used simple mobile phone technology to address irregular attendance to essential reproductive health services in low-income countries.
Policies to address include attendance, hours, use of company property, dress code, non-compete/non-disclosure agreements, safety and accident procedures, substance abuse, harassment, discrimination and performance reviews.
Research has suggested that reminders (telephone or letter) and brief, personalised interventions addressing barriers to attendance may be helpful in increasing uptake in low-income women.
