Why What and How of Attendance Work in Elementary Schools
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This document discusses attendance work in elementary schools. It provides information on attendance programs at four different elementary schools. It describes the role of the Department of Human Services worker in supporting attendance and assisting families. It discusses the evolution of attendance teams, use of incentives and interventions to promote attendance, and engaging community partners and parents in attendance efforts. Contact information is provided for individuals involved in the school attendance programs.
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Why What and How of Attendance Work in Elementary Schools
- 1. The Why, What and How of Attendance Work in Elementary Schools
- 2. KSSN Elementary Schools North Godwin Elementary School – Godwin Heights Public Schools Elizabeth Davis, Kent DHS Case Manager Sarah Schantz, KSSN Community School Coordinator Sibley Elementary, Grand Rapids Public Schools Sergio Cira-Reyes, KSSN Community School Cooordinator Abbey VanHoeven, Kent DHS Case Manager
- 5. Role of the DHS Worker in a Community School Determine Eligibility Monitor Attendance Assist Families for Resources Remove Barriers to Attendance Proactive All About Relationships
- 7. Evolution of an Attendance Team Interventions Incentives Expansion All Day, Every Day
- 9. Promoting Literacy by Promoting Attendance Present Parent Engagement Policies Partners
- 10. Community Partners CSLT focuses partner efforts and resources Partners own the need and the success Support the attendance program –fuel for program to create a culture that values attendance Room for growth: Think outside the box –Lexi
- 11. Parent Involvement and Accountability • Public recognition of parent’s role in attendance • Connecting KSSN resources to attendance Signals for Success • Including parents in celebration- certificates, distributing incentives • Parent education - they are their child’s first teacher • Room for growth- include parents and students’ feedback
- 13. Contact Information: Abbey VanHoeven - VanHoevenA@michigan.gov Elizabeth Davis – DavisE6@michigan.gov Sergio Cira-Reyes – sergiocirareyes@kentssn.org Sarah Schantz – sarahschantz@kentssn.org