ATTENDANCE ADVANTAGE™
Insight That Helps Educators Strengthen Engagement and Support Attendance Improvement.
Attendance Advantage™ gives students a structured way to share context about their engagement, motivation, interests, and school experience. It organizes that information for teachers, student-support staff, and school and district leaders to consider alongside attendance data when guiding conversations, exploring engagement strategies, and planning attendance support.
Student-Informed Insight for Educators
Attendance Advantage™ brings together three connected components. Each serves a different role in moving from structured student input to educator review and planning.
Students share structured perspectives about their school experience.
Authorized staff access individual student engagement insights and curriculum recommendations.
Authorized staff access summaries of student information within their schools or districts.
HOW IT HELPS SCHOOLS
Turning Insight into Action.
Attendance Advantage™ provides student-informed information that educators can use to deepen understanding, strengthen engagement strategies, support connections to learning, and inform attendance-improvement efforts.
Designed to Support Educator Decision- Making
Attendance Advantage™ adds student-informed context to the information educators and administrators already consider. It is designed to support professional judgment, direct student conversations, and informed engagement and attendance-support planning.
Attendance Advantage™ does not diagnose students or determine the cause of chronic absenteeism. The information is considered alongside attendance data, educator knowledge of the student, school and district context, and other relevant information.
Pilot Implementation
Implementation at a Glance
Attendance Advantage™ is now inviting schools and districts to participate in structured pilot opportunities. Interested in becoming a pilot partner or learning more? Book a demo to explore whether Attendance Advantage™ is a good fit for your school or district.
