The team started having attendance problems when the NHL expanded to the United States in 1924; games against the new American teams did not draw well.
Supposedly, many of the students failed to meet the basic requirements of English literacy needed to study there, many had "attendance problems" and many more didn't even have valid visas.
They may have had attendance problems or behavioral issues, whatever the case, because they were not in an environment that spoke to them, that really understood who they were, you know, internally as a person.
That suggests seniors who took credit-recovery courses did not have serious attendance problems this year because students cannot enroll in the program if excessive absences caused them to fail a class.
Three also had chronic attendance problems, another factor that clearly hindered their progress.
These days, Ichiro may no longer be good enough to bring fans into the seats, though that doesn't matter for the Yankees, who don't exactly have an attendance problem.
"There's been so much investment for the person on the couch, but now the scales have tipped a little bit and we have a major attendance problem — the cost of live entertainment is starting to price out the average fan, and now a large focus for these teams is creating a more engaging live experience," Moore says.
The Diamondbacks have long battled an attendance problem; their attendance has declined steadily nearly every year since 2002, the season after they won the World Series.
Having a new arena all to themselves, he said, would help the Devils address the same kind of attendance problems that have plagued the Nets in New Jersey.
The Chicago system, like many, has long struggled with low test scores, attendance problems and teacher shortages.
Now, out of 130 kids, I have three who are failing — mostly due to attendance problems".
