School District
Attendance Solutions Network
Join Us In Connecting School Districts to Solutions
The Attendance Solutions Network provides districts access to a range of supports through a series of engagement events designed to address chronic absence and improve student engagement in their communities. It’s not too late to join the Network.
The NPSS Hub is looking forward to kicking off the next phase of the Network—a peer-to-peer learning community! Through these sessions—as well as continued webinar opportunities—this opportunity will foster a sense of community and collective learning, making each district representative an integral part of the network’s progress.
There is no cost to join the Attendance Solutions Network. For additional resources, we encourage you to also take a look at our Digital Backpack.
- Peer-to-Peer Learning Community Fall Virtual Convenings: September 17th, October 22nd, November 12th.
Watch Attendance Solutions Network Webinars
How the Network Will Support Districts:
Districts will receive access to the following supports to address chronic absence and improve student engagement in their communities:
- A solutions-focused webinar series.
- Technical assistance and matching services.
- Opportunities to learn from expert & collaborate with peers.
- Opportunities and strategies for building connections with local, state, and federal agencies.
*Please submit one form per interested district.
Starting the School Year Strong: A Solutions Focused Webinar Series
Initial webinars in this series will be held in summer 2024. The series will be recorded and available for scheduled engagement as well as asynchronous viewing.
Part 1: A Comprehensive Approach to Improving Attendance and Engagement
July 23rd, 3:00-4:15pm ET | Download Slide Deck
Presented by Dr. Robert Balfanz, Director, Everyone Graduates Center, Johns Hopkins University School of Education. This is the first session of the four-part webinar series, Starting the School Year Strong: A Solutions Focused Webinar Series. The session will include a comprehensive overview of what districts should consider when creating an attendance action plan.
Part 2: Creating a Culture of Regular Attendance
July 25th, 3:00-4:15pm ET | Download Slide Deck
Presented by Dr. Robert Balfanz, Director, Everyone Graduates Center, Johns Hopkins University School of Education. This is the second session of the four-part webinar series, Starting the School Year Strong: A Solutions Focused Webinar Series. The session will include a deep dive into some of the best practices a district might consider building out their prevention strategy, including family engagement, school connectedness, and more.
Part 3: Organizing for Success
August 6th, 3:00-4:15pm ET | Download Slide Deck
Presented by GRAD Partnership, Everyone Graduates Center, Johns Hopkins University School of Education. This is the third session of the four-part webinar series, Starting the School Year Strong: A Solutions Focused Webinar Series. Members of the GRAD Partnership team will share more content expertise on attendance/student success teams, attendance dashboards, and data-driven practices.
Part 4: Aligning Existing Resources & Forming Strategic Partnerships
August 13th, 3:00-4:15pm ET | Download Slide Deck
Presented by the National Partnership for Student Success Hub. This is the fourth and final session of the four-part webinar series, Starting the School Year Strong: A Solutions Focused Webinar Series. The NPSS Hub team will share evidence-based resources to support a district’s action plan including models for both blending and braiding and strategic partnerships.
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