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For Educators

For Educators

2011/12 Student Attendance and Child Accounting Manual

Student Attendance and Child Accounting Manual

The School District of Philadelphia's Student Attendance Manual has been updated for AY 2011/2012.  It includes procedures for recording attendance, removal of students from office roll, record keeping, coding absences, running attendance reports, the Truancy Intervention Protocol (TIP), and much more.  Click the above link to view/download.

 

Office of Specialized Services:  Homebound Instruction

Homebound instruction is a service the district may provide during a temporary period of excused absence not to exceed three months. Excusal from school attendance during this period may be granted, "...upon receipt of satisfactory evidence of mental, physical or other urgent reasons, but the term ‘urgent reasons' shall be strictly construed and does not permit irregular attendance." (22 PA. CODE CH. 11 Sec. 25). Homebound instruction should be used as a last resort after all other options and /or alternative schedules (i.e. half days, work packets, etc.) have been exhausted.


Click to view page and download Homebound Instruction Manual  (http://webgui.phila.k12.pa.us/offices/s/oss/programs--services/homebound-instruction).

Attendance & Truancy Toolkit

ScholarChip Resources

 

Attention ScholarChip Users:

ScholarChip has a NEW feature that enables schools to automatically generate the required truancy forms (C-31, CEH-14, and Truancy Elimination Plan)!  Click the link below for instructions. 

Truancy Letter Generation Instructions

To request training or assistance, please contact Maurice West at 215-400-5442 or at mwest@philasd.org.

 

Newsletters from ScholarChip

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January 24, 2012

Attendance Challenge

The monthly attendance challenge compares an entire school's average daily attendance (ADA) each month.  For example, for the February 2012 challenge we will compare the ADA for January 2012 to the ADA for February  2012

The high, middle, and elementary schools with the highest percent increase in ADA will win the prizes listed on the monthly incentive flyer.  Prizes are intended to supplement lunchroom and recess materials and for schools to use internally as incentives for students with most improved attendance.

 

March 2012 Challenge

Incentive Flyer

February 2012 Challenge

Incentive Flyer

January 2012 Challenge Winners

Incentive Flyer