Chronic Absenteeism down 3% in CT
Gov. Ned Lamont announced chronic absenteeism is down 3%, thanks to the Learner Attendance and Engagement Program (LEOP).
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9ds agoFewer kids are skipping school thanks to a new program in Connecticut classrooms.
Gov. Ned Lamont announced chronic absenteeism is down 3%, thanks to the Learner Attendance and Engagement Program (LEOP).
LEAP focused on home visits and check-ins.
It's currently set up in 14 school districts across the state.
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