Tribune News NetworkDohaThe Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MoEHE) has begun implementing a new digital student attendance system, “Hadori”, across all government schools and school buses ...

In the 24-25 school year, nearly one in four students in NC were chronically absent. Read this perspective on the importance ...

DOHA: The Ministry of Education and Higher Education has begun implementing the 'Hadori' digital attendance system across all government schools and school ...

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Starting August 31, the school is using a new text-based system that will alert parents when their child is absent. Parents ...

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South Bend schools saw significant increases in student attendance and decreases in truancy during the 2025-26 school year. Officials say the current manual system for tracking attendance is not ...

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GULF COAST, Miss. (WLOX) — As some school districts across South Mississippi welcome students back to class and others prepare to do so in the coming days, a new state attendance law is now in effect.

Mississippi’s new school attendance law, which requires students to attend at least 66% of the school day to be counted present, is raising concerns among parents like Utica resident Chestina Dyson.

TUPELO — As students return to classrooms this fall, a new Mississippi law aims to address one of the state's most persistent education challenges: chronic absenteeism. Effective July 1, Senate Bill ...