March 30, 2023
EveryDay Pro Named Finalist for EdTech Cool Tool Awards!
EveryDay Pro, the MTSS attendance platform from EveryDay Labs, was named an EdTech Cool Tool Award finalist in the Administrative Solution & New Product or Service Categories!
Read More >March 29, 2023
MTSS Corner: Top Tier Meetings— 5 Steps to Create a System for High Quality Tier III Attendance Conferences
Meeting with students and families to discuss attendance is an important step in supporting attendance improvement, particularly with Tier III students, or students missing more than 20% of school. Read on for 5 tips for designing attendance conferences that move the needle.
Read More >March 23, 2023
Doing some extra family outreach this spring? Here are 11 tips for a great home visit
Families are one of the most important partners in a student’s education, but without effective communication and engagement, meaningful family-school partnerships can suffer. Home visits can be a fantastic way to establish positive communications and relationships with families, but not all home visits are created equal. Here are a few tips to help you conduct safe, effective, and maybe even fun, home visits!
Read More >March 15, 2023
5 tips for preventing absences ahead of standardized testing
Testing season is rapidly approaching! Not only is it critical that students are in school for the actual tests, attendance in the months leading up to testing is also crucial so that students don’t miss access to high quality preparation and support. Looking for fresh tips to set students up for success? Here are a few things that schools can do to strengthen attendance and prevent absences.
Read More >March 7, 2023
Three Reasons Why Attendance Work Shouldn’t Rely on Teacher Outreach
Improving chronic absenteeism requires a team approach, with staff members reviewing data, implementing campaigns, and creating a positive school climate that encourages attendance. Teachers, one of the most trusted figures in a student’s education, play a key role in creating a welcoming learning environment where students want to be. But here are just a few reasons why they shouldn’t be leading attendance initiatives and outreach.
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