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Belding schools address chronic absenteeism with new positions
Nearly one in four students attending Belding Area Schools is considered chronically absent, a statistic district leaders hope to improve through the addition of two positions focused on getting students into classrooms. During Monday's regular meeting, the Belding Area Schools Board of Education voted unanimously, with Trustee Keven Krieger absent, to hire two part-time attendance and engagement specialists, one to serve the district's elementa…
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Belding schools address chronic absenteeism with new positions
Nearly one in four students attending Belding Area Schools is considered chronically absent, a statistic district leaders hope to improve through the addition of two positions focused on getting students into classrooms. During Monday's regular meeting, the Belding Area Schools Board of Education voted unanimously, with Trustee Keven Krieger absent, to hire two part-time attendance and engagement specialists, one to serve the district's elementa…
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