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1. www.psba.org › 2024-State-of-Education-report2024 State of Education Report | Pennsylvania - PSBA

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   14 2024 State of Education Report | Pennsylvania Further information at www.PSBA.org Graduation rates generally up over last decade Graduation rates for the state as a whole and for traditional public high schools have remained above national averages; however, rates are still slightly below pre-pandemic levels.6

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     Pennsylvania 1.70 million Ohio 1.65 million PUBLIC SCHOOL...

2. www.pa.gov › en › agenciesData and Reporting | Department of Education - PA.GOV

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   The Pennsylvania Department of Education compiles and analyzes a wide variety of data about attendance, graduation rates, schools and school districts, student progress, transportation, and other information.</p>

3. www.psba.org › 2023-State-of-Education-reportState of Education - PSBA

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   Pennsylvania 1.70 million Ohio 1.65 million PUBLIC SCHOOL ENROLLMENTS 1 5 2 6 8 3 7 4 6 2023 State of Education Report | Pennsylvania Further information at www.PSBA.org Pennsylvania ranks seventh in public school enrollments The more than 1.7 million children enrolled in Pennsylvania public schools during the 2020-21 school year represent 3.5%

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   The Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) provides an annual list of Pennsylvania schools which meet the federal designated low-income school requirements, (both public, and private) to the U.S. Department of Education. Loan Forgiveness applications are submitted to your loan holder; therefore, PDE cannot assist in the application process.

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   Pennsylvania Information Management System (PIMS) was timely, as both the newly enacted compulsory attendance law and school closures due to the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) were predicted to have impacted school enrollment statewide in 2020-21. Descriptive analysis of LEA-level data over a four-year span showed that in 2020-

6. www.future-ed.org › tracking-state-trends-inTracking State Trends in Chronic Absenteeism - FutureEd

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   Oct 13, 2023 · Updated 11/18/2024. Chronic absenteeism continues to be a significant issue for schools and districts nationwide. Although many states are making progress in reducing chronic absenteeism—defined as students missing 10 percent or more of the school year—they have yet to return to pre-pandemic attendance levels, which were already high in many states.

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   How are low-income students reported in Pennsylvania?

   • Pennsylvania's Local Education Agencies report those students who were enrolled as of October 1 of each School Year and were considered economically disadvantaged. The low-income students are reported through the Pennsylvania Information Management System (PIMS) in the Student Snapshot template.

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   What is the Pennsylvania Department of Education Data Summit?

   • The Pennsylvania Department of Education compiles and analyzes a wide variety of data about attendance, graduation rates, schools and school districts, student progress, transportation, and other information. The 2025 PDE Data Summit will be held at the Hershey Lodge & Convention Center.

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   How much can a student be fined for violating school attendance law?

   • ined only up to $300 if they are convicted, not up to $4,500, which would be $300 times 15 absences.Note: Schools do ot have the authority unde Act 138 to fine students for violating compulsory school attendance law. nly

   ADDRESSING ATTENDANCE BARRIERS (‘TRUANCY’) & SCHOOL ATTEND…

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   Which states have improved chronic absenteeism rates in 2022-23?

   • Among the 43 states and the District of Columbia that released 2022-23 data, 31 reported improvements of five percentage points or fewer in chronic absenteeism rates. Michigan saw the most significant recovery, with a 7.7 percentage point decrease to 30.8 percent, though this remains well above its 2018 rate of 20 percent.

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   How much does Pennsylvania spend on student benefits?

   • ensions push state spending higher nationallyPennsylvania ranks 11th nationally in terms of current expenditures per student, with $17,884 being spent.13 However, $5,948, or 33%, of that spending is dedicated o employee benefits, including pension costs. Only two other states14 have a greater proportion of spendi

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   Does a school report low-income enrollment?

   • However, reporting low-income enrollment is optional for private and non-public schools. If a school chooses not to report low-income data, the school's official percent of low-income enrollments will be zero. The list below provides various Private and Non-Public Schools Low-Income reports. You may also view instructions on (Word)

   Enrollment | Department of Education | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

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   The Pennsylvania Joint State Government Commission’s 2024 report, The Truancy Process: The Challenge of Improving Attendance in Pennsylvania Schools , outlined a number of root-cause barriers to school attendance that students and caregivers identified. 21. These barriers include a lack of reliable transportation, unmet mental health needs,