Many educators say that a child's success or failure in school is an accurate predictor of success or failure in life. That's why New Haven Probate Court Judge John Keyes and other state officials are working with students in the New Haven school district to improve attendance rates
February 07, 2014 at 07:48 PM
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Many educators say that a child’s success or failure in school is an accurate predictor of success or failure in life.
That’s why New Haven Probate Court Judge John Keyes and other state officials are working with students in the New Haven school district to improve attendance rates. They are about to launch an Attendance and Engagement Clinic for two New Haven schools, aimed at 56 students in fourth grade and under.
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