Interactive Map: California's chronically absent students in 2017-18 and video [EdSource.org]

Jane Stevens 6/13/1911:59 AM

By Yuxuan Xie and Daniel J. Willis, EdSource.org

View EdSource's interactive map showing the chronic absenteeism rates for school districts across California. The highest rates are clustered in rural areas.

To see the interactive map, go to: https://edsource.org/2019/inte...ts-in-2017-18/613074

And here is an accompanying video:

Take a journey into rural Butte County, California where districts are confronting high rates of students missing school. The problem is magnified in Paradise Unified which was devastated last November by a killer wildfire.

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