When you don't attend when you're supposed to, or if you didn't let the school know that you've got a proper reason like funeral/dentist/doctors/orthodontist/ill/holiday etc, these reasons must be confirmed by a parent or guardian.
No, because then it is going to be another school's attendance record.
It depends on what attendance time one is looking for. If one is talking about school attendance time, then he or she can check that on the online school's website for grades and attendance.
attendance was compulsory, but not every child attended school
The attendance rate of the school was almost perfect.
Keeping accurate records of school attendance and tardiness. Monitoring student absences and enforcing school attendance policies. Keeping track of faculty and staff time and attendance. Coordinating with school administrators on student and staff scheduling. Assigning student lockers and ensuring the safety of lockers. Verifying student signatures and identifying students with attendance issues. Assisting with coordinating school events. Assisting with school trips and other activities. Maintaining records of school-wide and individual student attendance. Verifying student identification and tracking attendance trends.
The attendance rate of the school was almost perfect.
Austin Joseph Harte has written: 'Improving school attendance' -- subject(s): School attendance
The antonym of trend is anomaly, which refers to something that deviates from the norm or is unexpected.
No
no, but if your school gives detentions for missing school then yes
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