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Highly Effective Teaming Tools

To Increase Regular Attendance in Southern Oregon

Attendance Team Formation and Meeting Best Practices

This is a very detailed guide from Attendance Works that can be a step-by-step tool for districts and schools to implement and run attendance teams in a highly effective manner.

Strong Start Plan Template for Attendance Teams

This is the template that your district or school can use to understand all the pieces that need to come together to form a highly effective attendance team. Teams will also find embedded resources and tools here for an all-in-one place to plan.

Yearlong Planning Tool

Attendance teams work best when they plan ahead! Here is a great tool for doing just that.

Attendance Success Plans for All Ages (also in Spanish)

These very proactive and positive plans include specific supports for parents and their children to consider as they work collaboratively with school staff. The plans also include a school year calendar to track student absences.

District/School Self Assessment: Ways of Being/Doing

This brief self-assessment will help districts and schools identify areas of growth for this coming school year. This Google Form assessment is based on the Ways of Being/Doing rubric above.

Effective Attendance Teams Staff Development

This is a PDF of a Google Presentation that guides an attendance team or whole school staff through a self-assessment of their ways of being and doing that impact student attendance. Training on this is offered by our SOESD.

Ways of Being/Doing That Increase Regular Attendance

Ways of Doing Assessment Tool

Ways of Being Assessment Tool

Multi-Tiered Systems of Support: Attendance Works

This is a comprehensive list of supports for schools and districts to investigate as options to adopt or adapt for their school community.

Exercise for Attendance Teams: MTSS Interventions

Use the below percentages for tier 2 and 3 in order to ensure that the number of students is manageable and the interventions are focused and appropriate. Tier 3: 5% of students with highest absenteeism Tier 2: Next 10% with highest absenteeism

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