US EditionOkinawa's Elementary and Junior High School Absenteeism Reaches New High of 7,432, Prefectural Education Bureau Announces in 2024, Exceeding the National Average per 1,000 Students
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On the 29th, the Mie Prefectural Board of Education announced the results of a survey on problematic behavior and school absenteeism among students. The number of cases of bullying reported during the last school year decreased for the first time in seven years. Meanwhile, the number of students absent from school for 30 days or more reached a record high since the current definition of school absenteeism was established in 1998. According to th…
On the 29th, the Okinawa Prefectural Board of Education announced the results of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology's 2024 survey on problematic behavior and school absenteeism among children and students in the prefecture. The number of children absent from elementary and junior high schools rose by 419 from the previous year to a record high of 7,432. The number of high school absentees rose by 299 to 1,526, and…
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