Chronic Absenteeism Improves in Indiana for Fourth Consecutive Year
Statewide chronic absenteeism rates improve more than six percentage points since 2022 Chronic absenteeism rates in Indiana have improved for the fourth consecutive year, rising by more than six percentage points since 2022. This includes year-over-year improvements for all grade levels and nearly every student population. The state's chronic absenteeism rate for the 2025-2026 school year was 14.9 percent, an improvement of 1.8 percentage points from the previous school year. The highest rate of chronic absenteement is among high school students, with 30 percent of students chronically absent their senior year. Governor Mike Braun emphasized the importance of school attendance, elevating it to a transparent Attendance Insights dashboard.
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Statewide chronic absenteeism rates improve more than six percentage points since 2022
INDIANAPOLIS - For the fourth consecutive year, chronic absenteeism rates continue to move in a positive directi... [2162 symbols]
