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  "textContent": "Absenteeism is a huge and seemingly intractable problem for the nation’s public schools. And Michigan has one of the worst attendance rates in the country. That makes it a prime target for researchers. In hundreds of schools, more than 3 out of 5 students were chronically absent before the pandemic. When classes resumed, chronic absenteeism […]\n\nThe post What Michigan schools reveal about reversing chronic absenteeism appeared first on The Hechinger Report.",
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